15 Bilder zum Thema "volkmann" bei ClipDealer

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Fingers rigidity, Hand muscles spasm, or Weakness of digits. Closeup view.
Ulnar claw hand compared to normal hand of Asian old man. also known as 'spinster's claw. develops due to ulnar nerve damage causing paralysis of the lumbricals.
Ulnar claw hand of Asian elder man. also known as spinster claw. develops due to ulnar nerve damage causing weakness of the lumbricals.
Ulnar claw hand of Asian elder man. also known as 'spinster's claw. develops due to ulnar nerve damage causing paralysis of the lumbricals.
man using cleaning kit to his inner ear wax
Fingers rigidity, Hand muscles spasm, or Weakness of digits. Closeup view.
Southeast Asian, Myanmar old woman hand. Skin creases, loosen skin and veins show aging.
Ulnar claw hand compared to normal hand of Asian young man. also known as 'spinster's claw. develops due to ulnar nerve damage causing paralysis of the lumbricals.
Volkmann contracture in left upper limb of Southeast Asian elder man. It is a permanent shortening of forearm muscles that gives rise to a clawlike posture of the hand, fingers, and wrist.
Ulnar claw hand of Asian elder man. also known as spinster claw. develops due to ulnar nerve damage causing weakness of the lumbricals.
Volkmann contracture in upper limb of Asian young man. It is a permanent shortening of forearm muscles that gives rise to a clawlike posture of the hand, fingers, and wrist.
man using cleaning kit to his inner ear wax
Ulnar claw hand compared to normal hand of Asian old man. also known as 'spinster's claw. develops due to ulnar nerve damage causing weakness of the lumbricals.
Volkmann contracture in upper limb of Asian young man. It is a permanent shortening of forearm muscles that gives rise to a clawlike posture of the hand, fingers, and wrist.
Volkmann contracture in left upper limb of Southeast Asian old  woman. It is a permanent shortening of forearm muscles that gives rise to a clawlike posture of the hand, fingers, and wrist.

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