Researchers examine why scleroderma affects hands differently
NCT ID NCT05171114
Summary
This study aimed to understand how scleroderma affects hand movement by comparing the dominant hand to the other hand in 30 patients. Researchers measured joint flexibility, skin thickness, and pain levels to see if there were differences between hands. The goal was to gather basic information that could help improve future hand therapy approaches for this autoimmune disease.
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CHU de Limoges
Limoges, 87042, France
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