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2- What percentage of medical metaphors used in patient-clinician communication have potential to induce unhelpful thinking and what are the characteristics of those metaphors? Methods: Eighty-one orthopedic and trauma specialists provided examples o [1]
Anatomy [1]
and physical health. Level of evidence: N\A [1]
and potential for reinforcement of common misconceptions (unhelpful thinking). Two primary research questions were posed: 1- What are the common characteristics of the medical metaphors used in patient-clinician communication by musculoskeletal speci [1]
and sports and leisure. We also classified metaphors as addressing the natural history of the disease [1]
Ankle [1]
Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction [1]
Background: Clinicians often use metaphors to explain complex ideas. Metaphors also have the potential to reinforce unhelpful thinking regarding symptoms. We surveyed musculoskeletal specialists regarding use of metaphors in their daily practice and [1]
Comprehension [1]
CT Scan [1]
Dynamic fixation [1]
Failure mechanisms [1]
Fixation stiffness [1]
Fracture [1]
Hamstring [1]
Hamstring Tendon Autograft [1]
Hardware breakage [1]
Humeral fractures [1]
internal fracture fixation [1]
intramedullary nailing [1]