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Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities Stanley Hoppenfeld
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Or physical impairment of bodily systems, such as the respiratory, cardiovascular or nervous system continuing or progressive impairment resulting in a disability. To assess the teres minor, although the patient may not appear to have weakness because of the function of the infraspinatus muscle. Pulses in the upper extremities should be normal. Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities. Evaluation-Physical Examination. TYPES OF FINAL EVALUATION EXAMINATION . Physical.Examination.of.the.Spine.and.Extremities.pdf. Hoppenfeld Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities. The impairment may involve conditions of the head, neck, spinal disc, heart, lungs, abdomen and all non-schedule conditions of the extremities. At study entry, the initial evaluation included clinical and radiographic examination and also MRI of the lumbar spine in all patients of the entire study, and blood count in all patients and controls. In general a time interval of two years is observed before classification.