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LUE
(redirected from Left Upper Extremity)

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LUELife, the Universe and Everything (GameFAQs.com forum)
LUELeft Upper Extremity
LUELife, the Universe and Everything (Douglas Adam's Hitchiker trilogy book)
LUELimited User Evaluation
LUELiving Unit Equivalent (water usage)
LUELuxembourg Franc (currency code; now EUR)


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His sensory scores in the left upper extremity changed only in the distribution for C5 for both light touch and pinprick from impaired (score of 1) to normal (score of 2).
Cortical reorganization following bimanual training and somatosensory ... by Field-Fote, Edelle C. / Physical Therapy
The scintiscans revealed ischemia of the left upper extremity and left shoulder muscles exhibited by decreased localization of thallium-201 in these regions (Fig.
Determining functional significance of subclavian artery stenosis ... by Singh, Amolak / Southern Medical Journal
Since the stroke, he used his left upper extremity almost exclusively to perform daily activities.
Application of combined botulinum toxin type a and modified ... by Yang, Chia-Lin / Physical Therapy
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