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02 and 0.01, respectively). The grip strength test had 92% sensitivity and 95% specificity for prediction of hand dysfunction, while upon combining synovial proliferation with ulnar nerve sensory latency and the grip strength test, the greatest sensitivity (98%) was reached with 55% specificity. Median and ulnar sensory conduction changes together with signs of chronic inflammation and joint destruction in MSUS are prevalent in patients with poor hand grip. Combined grip strength, ulnar nerve sensory conduction study, and synovial prolif
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