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. 1984 Oct 20;289(6451):1042. doi: 10.1136/bmj.289.6451.1042

Diurnal variation in nerve conduction, hand volume, and grip strength in the carpal tunnel syndrome.

J Wilson-MacDonald, M A Caughey, D B Myers

PMCID: PMC1443034 PMID: 6435764

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