| Tinel's sign |
Tingling or electric shock-like sensation extending into the fingers supplied by the median nerve elicited by tapping over the volar aspect of the wrist. A positive Tinel's sign is indicative of carpal tunnel syndrome.
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| tine t. |
a type of intracutaneous tuberculin test; four tines, 2 mm long, attached to a plastic handle, and coated with dip-dried PPD or Old tuberculin (OT) are pressed into the skin of the volar surface of the forearm, where they deposit tuberculin in the outer layer. The skin is checked 48 to 72 hours later for the presence of palpable induration; if the induration around one or more of the puncture wounds is 2 mm or more in diameter or if there is vesiculation, the test is considered positive. If positive, it is usually confirmed with the more specific Mantoux test (q.v.).
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| Tinel's s. |
a tingling sensation in the distal end of a limb when percussion is made over the site of a divided nerve. It indicates a partial lesion or the beginning regeneration of the nerve. Called also DTP s., formication s., and distal tingling on percussion.
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| tinea incognita |
Tinea corporis that grows rapidly and in unusual patterns after the use of topical steroids.
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| tinea nodosa |
Sheathlike nodular masses in the hair of the beard and mustache from growth of either Piedraia hortae, which causes black piedra, or Trichosporon beigelii, which causes white piedra. The masses surround the hairs, whic
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