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The isometric force of the elbow flexors was tested with the elbow flexed 90 degrees, the forearm supinated, and the shoulder in neutral position; the dynamometer was placed just proximal to styloid processes of ulna and radius, and the subjects were stabilized at the superior aspect of the arm. Comparative increases of lead and barium with age in human tooth enamel, rib and ulna. The pitch actually hit Werth's ulna bone, pushing it into the radius with enough force to cause the break, which was too small for either X-ray to detect it. |
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