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Positioning and General Management of Upper Limbs in Spinal Cord Injury

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Introduction[edit | edit source]

Maintaining Range of motion[edit | edit source]

Positioning[edit | edit source]

Positioning in Supine[edit | edit source]

Positioning in Sitting[edit | edit source]

Stretching and Strengthening Programs[edit | edit source]

Stretching[edit | edit source]

Strengthening[edit | edit source]

Tenodesis Grasp[edit | edit source]

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