Similar words: supination, minatory, dominator, combinator, laminator, nominator, fascinator, buccinator. Meaning: n. a muscle (especially in the forearm) that produces or assists in supination.
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1, Objective:To investigate special diagnostic test for supinator syndromes.
2, Methods 11 patients with supinator syndrome definitely diagnosed were treated with conservation treatment, 4 ineffective cases with conservation treatment were treated with operation.
3, Objective To explore the diagnosis and treatment of supinator syndrome.
4, The distal margin of 70% supinator was tendinous, and all AECRM were tendinous.
5, Methods:10 cases of suspected supinator syndromes and 20 cases of normal people were tested with "deterioration-induced test".
6, Moat patients of supinator syndrome often get satisfactory effects after conservation treatment, and the ones who are failed can get the improvement from surgical treatment timely.
7, Repeated forceful contractions of wrist extensors or forearm supinator result in tensile stress over the lateral epicondyle.
8, Objective:To study the possible compression site of the posterior interosseous nerve at the distal of the supinator muscle and its clinical significance.
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10, Most authors suggested that there is inflammatory condition happened to the extensor carpiradialis brevis and supinator .
11, Conclusion:The test is helpful with the confirmed diagnosis of supinator syndrome.
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