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  • Anomalies of the Lumbrical Muscles of the Hand 
    Ranaweera, L.; Hasan, R.; Salgado, S.; Karunanayake, A.; Salvin, K.A.; Fernando, P.; Fernando, E.; Wijesooriya, P.; Vithanage, S. (University of Kelaniya, 2012)
    Introduction:The human hand occupies a unique position in evolution. The lumbrical muscles, one of the major constituents of intrinsic musculature in hand, play significantly greater role in the precision movements of ...
  • An Investigation of Motivation for English Language Learning among First Year Undergraduates of Social Sciences after Following the English for Social Sciences Course at the University of Kelaniya 
    Maheesha, .C.; Ponnamperuma, D.; Fernando, E. (Proceedings of the Undergraduate Research Symposium (HUG 2019), Department of English Language Teaching, Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya. Sri Lanka, 2019)
    Motivation plays a significant role in English language learning process as it drives learners to learn the language. According to Gardner (1985), motivation has long been identified as one of the main factors affecting ...
  • Simulating haptic feedback of abdomen organs on laparoscopic surgery tools 
    Kannangara, S.M.; Fernando, E.; Kumarage, S.K.; Nanayakkara, N.D. (International Academy Publishing (IAP), 2015)
    AIMS: The study tested the hypothesis that a theory driven Diabetes Self-Management (DSM) intervention delivered by trained nurses would result in a clinically significant improvement in glycaemic control. METHODS: Patients ...
  • Variations in the Termination of the Human Thoracic Duct 
    Hasan, R.; Salgado, S.; Karunanayake, A.; Salvin, K.A.; Fernando, P.; Ranaweera, L.; Vithanage, S.; Wijesooriya, P.; Ilayperuma, I.; Fernando, E. (University of Kelaniya, 2012)
    Introduction: The mammalian thoracic duct is the main lymphatic channel which drains lymph from the distal extremities of the trunk, lower limbs and the left half of the proximal trunk. In humans, it runs a typical course ...

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