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The Clinical Effectiveness of Static Resting Splints in Early Rheumatoid Arthritis
This study tested the hypothesis that there would be a difference in the 12 month progression of structural hand impairment and hand function between a group of patients with early RA who received static resting splints and those that did not.
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