2005
DOI: 10.1093/rheumatology/kei215
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Conservative hand therapy treatments in rheumatoid arthritis—a randomized controlled trial

Abstract: Statistically significant improvements in arm function have been demonstrated following a programme of home-strengthening hand exercises in RA patients compared with simple stretches or advice alone.

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“…[2] Hand involvement significantly affects daily living activities, [3] and RA results in the deterioration of hand function by causing swelling, pain, and deformity. In addition, by causing a decrease in the range of motion in the joints as well as weakened muscles and loss of grip strength.…”
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“…[2] Hand involvement significantly affects daily living activities, [3] and RA results in the deterioration of hand function by causing swelling, pain, and deformity. In addition, by causing a decrease in the range of motion in the joints as well as weakened muscles and loss of grip strength.…”
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“…Two included mainly people with established RA 11,24 and one early RA (ie less than 2 years since diagnosis).…”
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“…Control participants continued to receive usual care from their rheumatology team 11,23,24 In two studies, this also included provision of an Arthritis Research UK booklet about joint protection 11,23 and in the third up to 1.5 hours of joint protection education and, if applicable, functional splinting.…”
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