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Trousseau's Sign
Aka: Trousseau's Sign- Indications
- Carpopedal Spasm evaluation
- Technique
- Occlusion of brachial artery with BP cuff for 3 minutes
- Interpretation: Positive test suggests Carpopedal Spasm
- Carpal Spasm symptoms elicited
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