DETERMINATION AND INCIDENCE OF PERSISTENT FINGER JOINT PAIN AMONG MALE COLLEGE STUDENTS DUE TO MOBILE PHONES OVERUSE.
- Ph D. PT Physiotherapy Department, Cairo university hospitals, Cairo; Egypt pox -11562.
- Ph. D. PT Physical Therapy Department, College of Applied medical sciences, University of Hail?KSA pox.
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Background: Smart devices is the language of modern society and There are some health concerns associated with these technology, Design: cross sectional study
Method: The measurement of grip and pinch strength grip was taken by dynamometer (hydraulic hand dynamometer) and the measures of pinch strength was by pinch gauge. Result: People who have been continuously using their smart devices more than 10 years have a significant decrease in the strength of both grip and pinch compared to those who use it less.
Conclusion: Related to the kind of Handedness, the dominant side grip strength is more than non-dominant side grip strength. There is relationship between the duration of usage smart phone and grip, pinch strength.
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Ahmed Abdelmoniem Ibrahim, Mohamed raffat Mohamed atteya, Ehab Mohamed Kamel, Hamad Fahad hamad alshammri and Abdulaziz Saud Abdulaziz Al-shaya. (2018); DETERMINATION AND INCIDENCE OF PERSISTENT FINGER JOINT PAIN AMONG MALE COLLEGE STUDENTS DUE TO MOBILE PHONES OVERUSE., International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR), 6 (02), 1857-1862, ISSN 2320-5407. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/6628
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