August 14, 2025

Magnitude and Location of Isolated Thumb Forces in Control and LRTI Surgery Participants: Mapping Force to 3D Kinematics.

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ACAdam J. ChrzanMichigan State University KCKevin ChanUniversity of Michigan TBTamara Reid BushMichigan State University

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This work demonstrates isolated thumb force measurement in control and CMC OA participants, suggesting improved assessment methods for rehabilitation.

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Isolated thumb force was measured in 24 postures for participants with and without CMC osteoarthritis.
Significant factors affecting thumb force included direction and region in controls, but only direction in surgical participants.
Force application locations were consistent across ages and sexes, aligning with daily tasks.
This research supports better evaluation methods and tailored rehabilitation for patients after trapeziectomy surgery.

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Chrzan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689fc6912abb084d53ed26a2 https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4069394

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This work demonstrates isolated thumb force measurement in control and CMC OA participants, suggesting improved assessment methods for rehabilitation.

Magnitude and Location of Isolated Thumb Forces in Control and LRTI Surgery Participants: Mapping Force to 3D Kinematics.

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Magnitude and Location of Isolated Thumb Forces in Control and LRTI Surgery Participants: Mapping Force to 3D Kinematics.

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