two-point discrimination

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Neurology The ability to discriminate 1 stimulus from 2 stimuli, which may be compromised in hand injuries

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discrimination discrimination, tactile epicritic two-point discrimination test			did find a significant inverse relationship between ratings of clinical pain severity and tactile two-point discrimination thresholds in SCI patients with dysesthetic pain [60]. Reliability and validity of quantitative sensory testing in persons ... by Felix, Elizabeth R.; Widerstrom-Noga, Eva G. / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development A clinical examination, including a standard neurologic examination (standard arm and leg reflexes, skin sensibility, and two-point discrimination in hands) was normal. Intoxication from an accidentally ingested lead shot retained in the ... by Gerhardsson, Lars / Environmental Health Perspectives The PSSD measured pressure perception thresholds for both static and moving one-and two-point discrimination modalities at a variety of sites in the oral cavity and oropharynx as well as in the forearm of 11 adults. Pressure-specifying sensory device: quantitative sensory measurement ... by Urken, Mark L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal			twins TWiST twist disease twist drill twist knot twisted hairs twisted leg twisted ovarian cyst Twisted Tape Sign twisting and wringing twitch twitching two b/three a inhibitor Two Factor Theory Two Foot-One Hand Syndrome Two Parent Advantage Two Star Rating Two Tick Disability Symbol two tooth two-carbon fragment two-dimensional echocardiography two-glass test two-grooved milk vetch two-leaf cape tulip two-parent advantage two-point discrimination two-point discrimination test two-point gait two-stage prothrombin test two-step exercise test two-tailed test two-tiered system two-way catheter two-way cross two-year-old Twort TX TXA 2 TXA2 TXB 2 Tygacil tying forceps tying-up syndrome Tykerb Tylciprine Tylecodon tylectomy Tylenol tylion tyloma tylophora			Two-photon absorption Two-photon absorption Two-Photon Absorption Laser Induced Fluorescence two-photon coherent state Two-Photon Excitation Two-Photon Excitation Fluorescence Two-Photon Excitation Fluorescence Microscopy Two-photon excitation microscopy Two-Photon Induced Fluorescence Two-Photon Laser Scanning Microscope Two-Photon Momentum Density Two-Photon Photoemission two-piece two-piece implant two-piece implant two-piece implant two-piece implant two-piece set two-piece suit two-pieces Two-Pillar Strategy two-plus-one address instruction two-ply Two-Point Based Sampling Two-Point Boundary Value Two-Point Boundary-Value Problem Two-Point Correlation Function Two-Point Delta-Sigma Modulation two-point discrimination two-point discrimination test Two-Point Field Equation two-point gait two-point gait two-point gait two-point gait two-point latch two-point press two-point suspension scaffold two-point threshold Two-port Two-port two-port junction Two-port network Two-Port Static Random Access Memory two-port system two-position propeller Two-pot screamer two-pot screamers two-pot screamers Two-Potential Model Two-Potential-Modified Born two-pour system Two-Process theory Two-Process theory Two-Process theory two-pronged Two-pronged bristletail Two-pronged bristletail two-pulse canceler

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