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SCREENING FOR CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME IN THE WORKPLACE - THE AUTHORS REPLY
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., SCREENING FOR CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME IN THE WORKPLACE - THE AUTHORS REPLY, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 40(5), 1998, pp. 423-423
VITAMIN-B-6, VITAMIN-C, AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME - REPLY
Authors: KENISTON RC LEKLEM JE NATHAN PA
Citation: Rc. Keniston et al., VITAMIN-B-6, VITAMIN-C, AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME - REPLY, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 40(4), 1998, pp. 307-309
NATURAL-HISTORY OF MEDIAN NERVE SENSORY CONDUCTION IN INDUSTRY - RELATIONSHIP TO SYMPTOMS AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME IN 558 HANDS OVER 11 YEARS
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MYERS LD MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., NATURAL-HISTORY OF MEDIAN NERVE SENSORY CONDUCTION IN INDUSTRY - RELATIONSHIP TO SYMPTOMS AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME IN 558 HANDS OVER 11 YEARS, Muscle & nerve, 21(6), 1998, pp. 711-721
PREDICTIVE VALUE OF NERVE-CONDUCTION STUDIES
Authors: NATHAN PA MEADOWS KD KENISTON RC LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., PREDICTIVE VALUE OF NERVE-CONDUCTION STUDIES, Occupational and environmental medicine, 54(10), 1997, pp. 765-765
VITAMIN-B-6, VITAMIN-C, AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME - A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF 441 ADULTS
Authors: KENISTON RC NATHAN PA LEKLEM JE LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Rc. Keniston et al., VITAMIN-B-6, VITAMIN-C, AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME - A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF 441 ADULTS, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 39(10), 1997, pp. 949-959
CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE - REPETITIVE STRAIN IN THE WORKPLACE
Authors: NATHAN PA
Citation: Pa. Nathan, CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE - REPETITIVE STRAIN IN THE WORKPLACE, The Journal of hand surgery, 22A(5), 1997, pp. 946-947
ELECTRODIAGNOSTIC TESTING IN HAND SURGERY
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., ELECTRODIAGNOSTIC TESTING IN HAND SURGERY, The Journal of hand surgery, 22A(5), 1997, pp. 948-949
RE - PREDICTORS OF RETURN TO WORK AFTER CARPAL-TUNNEL RELEASE
Authors: NATHAN PA MEADOWS KD KENISTON RC
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., RE - PREDICTORS OF RETURN TO WORK AFTER CARPAL-TUNNEL RELEASE, American journal of industrial medicine, 32(3), 1997, pp. 321-321
UNTITLED
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD LS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., UNTITLED, Journal of hand surgery. British volume, 22B(6), 1997, pp. 823-824
CARPAL-TUNNEL RELEASE USING MINIMALLY INVASIVE TECHNIQUE
Authors: NATHAN PA
Citation: Pa. Nathan, CARPAL-TUNNEL RELEASE USING MINIMALLY INVASIVE TECHNIQUE, Plastic and reconstructive surgery, 99(4), 1997, pp. 1195-1195
CELLS OF FLEXOR RETINACULUM IN CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC
Citation: Pa. Nathan et Rc. Keniston, CELLS OF FLEXOR RETINACULUM IN CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 38(9), 1996, pp. 863-863
TOBACCO, CAFFEINE, ALCOHOL, AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME IN AMERICAN INDUSTRY - A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF 1464 WORKERS
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC LOCKWOOD RS MEADOWS KD
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., TOBACCO, CAFFEINE, ALCOHOL, AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME IN AMERICAN INDUSTRY - A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF 1464 WORKERS, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 38(3), 1996, pp. 290-298
EVIDENCE FOR WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS
Authors: NATHAN PA
Citation: Pa. Nathan, EVIDENCE FOR WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 38(11), 1996, pp. 1080-1082
VITAMIN-B-6 IN CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME
Authors: KENISTON RC LEKLEM JE NATHAN PA
Citation: Rc. Keniston et al., VITAMIN-B-6 IN CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 38(10), 1996, pp. 959-960
ELECTRICAL STUDIES AS A PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN THE SURGICAL-TREATMENT OF CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., ELECTRICAL STUDIES AS A PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN THE SURGICAL-TREATMENT OF CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME, The Journal of hand surgery, 21A(3), 1996, pp. 526-527
OUTCOME FOLLOWING CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME
Authors: NATHAN PA
Citation: Pa. Nathan, OUTCOME FOLLOWING CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME, The Journal of hand surgery, 21A(3), 1996, pp. 528-529
PREVALENCE AND WORK RELATEDNESS OF SELF-REPORTED CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME AMONG US WORKERS
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., PREVALENCE AND WORK RELATEDNESS OF SELF-REPORTED CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME AMONG US WORKERS, American journal of industrial medicine, 30(4), 1996, pp. 500-501
UNTITLED
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., UNTITLED, Journal of hand surgery. British volume, 21B(5), 1996, pp. 701-702
UNTITLED
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC
Citation: Pa. Nathan et Rc. Keniston, UNTITLED, Journal of hand surgery. British volume, 21B(2), 1996, pp. 287-288
THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF REPETITIVE MOTION - WORK FITNESS HYPOTHESIS, A RESPONSE TO MACKINNON AND NOVAK
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF REPETITIVE MOTION - WORK FITNESS HYPOTHESIS, A RESPONSE TO MACKINNON AND NOVAK, The Journal of hand surgery, 20A(3), 1995, pp. 513-513
NERVE-CONDUCTION STUDIES AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., NERVE-CONDUCTION STUDIES AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME, American journal of industrial medicine, 27(2), 1995, pp. 311-312
OUTCOME STUDY OF ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION AT THE ELBOW TREATED WITH SIMPLE DECOMPRESSION AND AN EARLY PROGRAM OF PHYSICAL THERAPY
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., OUTCOME STUDY OF ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION AT THE ELBOW TREATED WITH SIMPLE DECOMPRESSION AND AN EARLY PROGRAM OF PHYSICAL THERAPY, Journal of hand surgery. British volume, 20B(5), 1995, pp. 628-637
BEING BRIGHT IS NOT ENOUGH - THE UNWRITTEN RULES OF DOCTORAL STUDY - HAWLEY,P
Authors: NATHAN PA
Citation: Pa. Nathan, BEING BRIGHT IS NOT ENOUGH - THE UNWRITTEN RULES OF DOCTORAL STUDY - HAWLEY,P, Educational leadership, 52(5), 1995, pp. 87-87
SLOWING OF SENSORY CONDUCTION OF THE MEDIAN NERVE AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME IN JAPANESE AND AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL-WORKERS
Authors: NATHAN PA TAKIGAWA K KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., SLOWING OF SENSORY CONDUCTION OF THE MEDIAN NERVE AND CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME IN JAPANESE AND AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL-WORKERS, Journal of hand surgery. British volume, 19B(1), 1994, pp. 30-34
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY-MASS INDEX AND THE DIAGNOSIS OF CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME
Authors: NATHAN PA KENISTON RC MEADOWS KD LOCKWOOD RS
Citation: Pa. Nathan et al., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY-MASS INDEX AND THE DIAGNOSIS OF CARPAL-TUNNEL SYNDROME, Muscle & nerve, 17(12), 1994, pp. 1491-1492
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