An irrigation-aspiration probe or a bimanual system is used to aspirate out the remaining peripheral cortical matter, while leaving the posterior capsule intact.
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It is thought that gibbons gain evolutionary advantages through brachiation and being suspended by both hands ( " bimanual suspension " ) when feeding.
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However, bimanual training may be more able to be integrated into a child's daily life, because the goals in bimanual training are more functional.
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However, bimanual training may be more able to be integrated into a child's daily life, because the goals in bimanual training are more functional.
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In bimanual training, the child may continue to use the unaffected arm to compensate if their therapist or parent does not remind them to use both hands.
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When comparing professional musicians to a control group in complex bimanual movements, professionals are found to use an extensive motor network much less than those non-professionals.
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It also requires unique instrumentation such as the ultrasound can be used to confirm any abnormalities appreciated with the bimanual examination or when indicated by the patient's history.
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It is also called " Bimanual Exam " ( i . e . using two hands ) & " Manual Uterine Palpation " ( palpation meaning an examination by touch ).
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Further, bimanual examination should be carried out before and after the TURBT to assess whether there is a palpable mass or if the tumour is fixed ( " tethered " ) to the pelvic wall.
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Four main hypotheses have been proposed for the function of SMA : the control of postural stability during stance or walking, bimanual coordination, and the initiation of internally generated as opposed to stimulus driven movement.
