The Journal of hand surgery · 2012
The Linburg-Comstock anomaly: incidence in Malaysians and effect on pinch strength.
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Low Tze Hau, Faruk Senan Nur Aida, Ahmad Tunku Sara
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PURPOSE: To obtain epidemiologic data on the Linburg-Comstock anomaly in Malaysia and to study the effect of the anomaly on key pinch strength.
METHODS: We examined 292 healthy subjects (162 female and 130 male) bilaterally for the presence of the Linburg-Comstock anomaly. Each subject's key pinch strength was measured bilaterally using a pinch meter.
RESULTS: The Linburg-Comstock anomaly was present in 101 of the 292 subjects (35%). Sixty-five subjects (22%) had it unilaterally, and 36 subjects (6%) had it bilaterally. The anomaly was associated with superior key pinch strength.
CONCLUSIONS: The study provides epidemiologic data of this anomaly in Malaysia and considers its anatomical influence on key pinch strength.
TYPE OF STUDY/LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Prognostic IV.
METHODS: We examined 292 healthy subjects (162 female and 130 male) bilaterally for the presence of the Linburg-Comstock anomaly. Each subject's key pinch strength was measured bilaterally using a pinch meter.
RESULTS: The Linburg-Comstock anomaly was present in 101 of the 292 subjects (35%). Sixty-five subjects (22%) had it unilaterally, and 36 subjects (6%) had it bilaterally. The anomaly was associated with superior key pinch strength.
CONCLUSIONS: The study provides epidemiologic data of this anomaly in Malaysia and considers its anatomical influence on key pinch strength.
TYPE OF STUDY/LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Prognostic IV.