Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment Advances

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Explore two key studies on carpal tunnel syndrome: one reveals how guided plasticity induces cerebral changes and sensory improvement, while the other compares lidocaine vs. bupivacaine for better post-surgery pain control and side effects.

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15 Minutes | 0.25 CME credit | Rating N/A | Accredited until 6 March 2027 

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Duration: 00h 15m
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CME credit: 0.25
+ Open access articles: 2
Rating: N/A
+ Language: English
+ Available since 6 May 2025
+ Accredited by EACCME®
 until 6 March 2027

Target group

+ Neurologists: Diagnose and manage carpal tunnel syndrome using nerve studies and neuroplasticity insights.
+ Orthopedic Surgeons: Perform surgery and seek evidence-based strategies for better outcomes and pain control.
+ Physical and occupational therapists: Provide rehabilitation and sensory retraining to enhance functional recovery.

+ Neurologists: Diagnose and manage carpal tunnel syndrome using nerve studies and neuroplasticity insights.
+ Orthopedic Surgeons: Perform surgery and seek evidence-based strategies for better outcomes and pain control.
+ Physical and occupational therapists: Provide rehabilitation and sensory retraining to enhance functional recovery.


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Learning objectives

+ Understand how carpal tunnel syndrome affects cortical sensory representation in the primary somatosensory cortex and how guided plasticity using cutaneous forearm anesthesia can modulate this brain activation. 

+ Recognize the clinical and neurophysiological outcomes of treating mild-to-moderate unilateral CTS with cutaneous forearm anesthesia, including improvements in sensory function and cortical activation demonstrated by fMRI.

+ Understand the comparative effects of lidocaine alone versus a lidocaine-bupivacaine mixture on postoperative pain and numbness following carpal tunnel release performed under WALANT.

+ Evaluate how anesthetic choice influences pain control, analgesic use, and sensory outcomes to guide personalized anesthetic selection for outpatient carpal tunnel release.

+ Understand how carpal tunnel syndrome affects cortical sensory representation in the primary somatosensory cortex and how guided plasticity using cutaneous forearm anesthesia can modulate this brain activation. 

+ Recognize the clinical and neurophysiological outcomes of treating mild-to-moderate unilateral CTS with cutaneous forearm anesthesia, including improvements in sensory function and cortical activation demonstrated by fMRI.

+ Understand the comparative effects of lidocaine alone versus a lidocaine-bupivacaine mixture on postoperative pain and numbness following carpal tunnel release performed under WALANT.

+ Evaluate how anesthetic choice influences pain control, analgesic use, and sensory outcomes to guide personalized anesthetic selection for outpatient carpal tunnel release.


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