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Meanings of carpal in English

Any of the eight small bones of the wrist of primates.

Gliding joint.

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No case with gross carpal bone age retardation has been reported previously.
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In this group, the carpal tunnel was released only in selected cases.
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However, this was a solitary carpal osteochondroma arising from the capitate bone.
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If I start getting carpal tunnel I'll let Melinda pick it up.
Coyote dreams
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The genetic tests were intended to predict a pre-disposition to carpal-tunnel syndrome.
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If your carpal tunnel is fluent in Emacs, it will thank you.
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This is brought about by flexion of the elbow and carpal joints.
Lameness of the Horse / Veterinary Practitioners' Series, No. 1
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Innovative swiveling attachment dispatches leaves with minimal effort from your carpal-tunnel-ridden wrists.
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It tugs, sending a burning pain through my carpal tunnel stressed wrist.
Down On The Farm
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A significant increase in carpal angle was noted following ulnar ostectomy.
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Ultrasonographic findings of carpal tunnel syndrome were different according to sex.
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Significant carpal and metacarpal rotation occurred with pronation-supination of the hand.
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Median entrapment neuropathy or carpal tunnel syndrome is uncommon in children.
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Tinel's sign is just as worthless in diagnosing carpal tunnel syndrome.
Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
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Clinical injuries of the carpal scaphoid are frequently seen at accident and emergency departments.
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A few minutes of this and it's carpal tunnel time.
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