Rationale and Objectives Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the most common peripheral
nerve entrapment syndrome. Strong pinch or grip with wrist flexion has been considered a …

Introduction Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a common compression neuropathy of the
median nerve in the wrist. Early diagnosis of CTS is essential for selecting treatment options …

Background: The present study investigated the relationships between the median nerve
cross-sectional area (CSA) and physical characteristics in patients with unilateral …

Objectives To correlate the cross-sectional area (CSA) and elasticity of the median nerve
(MN) measured at carpal tunnel inlet between healthy controls and various degrees of …

Objective To explore the relationship between axon loss and measured cross-sectional
areas of the median nerve (MN) in severe carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). Methods In this …

Ultrasonographic (US) enlargement of the median nerve at the wrist is known to be
consistent with carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), although the effects of different measurement …

Severity‐correlated enlargement of the median nerve occurs in idiopathic carpal tunnel
syndrome (CTS). We determined whether measurement of the nerve cross‐sectional area …

Background Incremental palmar stimulation of the median nerve sensory conduction at the
wrist, the" inching test", provides an assessment with reference to segments proximal and …

Objective: The current study included a total of 10 patients, both males and females, who
gave their consent to participate in the study and underwent clinical and ultrasound …

Objectives: The purpose of this systematic review is to examine the different variations of the
median nerve (MN) and the diagnostic methods used to identify carpal tunnel syndrome …