CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

This study is testing whether combining two newer, less invasive procedures works better than either one alone for carpal tunnel syndrome. Researchers will use an ultrasound-guided needle to partially cut a tight wrist ligament and inject a sugar-water solution around the pinched…

This study is testing whether an existing FDA-approved drug called 4-aminopyridine can effectively treat carpal tunnel syndrome or delay the need for surgery. Researchers will enroll 160 adults with confirmed carpal tunnel who would otherwise undergo surgery. Participants will ta…

This study aims to improve the accuracy of ultrasound for diagnosing carpal tunnel syndrome. Researchers will check if a person's body weight affects the ultrasound measurements of the wrist nerve, potentially making diagnosis less reliable. They will compare ultrasound results w…

This study is testing if a single 20-minute session in a warm, gently swirling whirlpool bath can provide immediate relief for adults with carpal tunnel syndrome. Researchers will compare the bath's effects to simply resting, measuring changes in muscle stiffness and pain levels …

This study aims to see if adding specific hand therapy exercises to standard wrist splint treatment works better for easing carpal tunnel symptoms. It will compare three approaches: splints alone, splints plus nerve gliding exercises, and splints plus bone mobilization techniques…