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case_images: Use of ultrasound to locate the median nerve for the application of the percutaneous neuromodulation intervention.
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case_images: DN needles (APS, 0.30x40 with guide), an electro stimulator (Globus Genesy SII) and an imaging ultrasound device (Logiq e, GE) were used (Figure 1).
case_images: Needle approach to contact the median nerve.
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case_images: Dynamometry test.
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case_images: MAP 130K1, Figure 3) whereas the hand function was measured with the nine hold peg test (9HPT) (Figure 4). Three measurements were taken, choosing the highest value in the case of the grip force and the lowest one for hand function. Measurements were taken at baseline, immediately after, 24 hours and four days after the intervention.
case_images: 9 Hole Peg test.
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case_images: MAP 130K1, Figure 3) whereas the hand function was measured with the nine hold peg test (9HPT) (Figure 4). Three measurements were taken, choosing the highest value in the case of the grip force and the lowest one for hand function. Measurements were taken at baseline, immediately after, 24 hours and four days after the intervention.