Fine motor delay

This is a problem in using the hands and fingers for finer tasks. For example, a child with a brachial
plexus injury may have much difficulty with tracing and cutting or doing any
fine motor tasks that require two hands. Adaptive equipment may be necessary
for success with fine motor. If the child is using his or her non-dominant hand
because the dominant hand is paralyzed, even more difficulty is apparent.

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