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Carpal tunnel syndrome is the most common entrapment neuropathy of the upper limb and often considered in the differential diagnosis of thoracic outlet syndrome and cervical radiculopathy. Understanding the cardinal clinical signs is paramount in assessment as there is no set criteria for diagnosis. This blog explores the presentation, assessment and neurodynamic treatments for this condition.
Read MoreThis blog is dedicated to the physical examination for cervical radiculopathy. We discuss the current clinical prediction rule, neurodynamic tests and neurological examination involved in making this clinical diagnosis.
Read MoreI often perform upper limb and lower limb neurology testing but rarely assess other forms of sensation. This provides a comprehensive overview of sensation testing for a central lesion, with peripheral testing being described in a later blog post.
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