Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Introduction

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a condition where the nerve in the hand gets compressed.
• Flex and rotating hormones are important in this condition.

Structure

• In the carpal tunnel, the nerve passes through a strong aluminum-like cover.
• This nerve passes without tender in the president of profit.

Causes

• Muscle compression and injury cause pressure on the nerve.
• This pressure results in carpal tunnel syndrome.

Symptoms

• Pain and numbness in the hand.
• Especially affects the middle and index fingers.
• Motor changes such as reduced finger flexibility.
• Dry skin.

Diagnosis

• Two main tests:
  • Paper folding test: The patient cannot fold the paper.
  • Other analyses like motor changes and sensory symptoms.

Treatment

• Treatment includes improving movement and relieving pain.
• Surgery may potentially be required.

Conclusion

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a common condition caused by pressure on the nerves in the hand.
• It can be treated successfully with timely identification and appropriate treatment.

Note: More information will be discussed in the next video.