Author: Hegmann K

Original article 2013;39(5):495-505   pdf full text
Prevalence and incidence of carpal tunnel syndrome in US working populations: pooled analysis of six prospective studies

Dale AM, Harris-Adamson C, Rempel D, Gerr F, Hegmann K, Silverstein B, Burt S, Garg A, Kapellusch J, Merlino L, Thiese MS, Eisen EA, Evanoff B

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