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WRIST SPLINTING FOR CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME.

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A wrist splint is a common first-line treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome. Some references recommend that the wrist be placed in the functional position of 20 to 30 degrees of extension. This study …

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A wrist splint is a common first-line treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome. Some references recommend that the wrist be placed in the functional position of 20 to 30 degrees of extension. This study …

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A wrist splint is a common first-line treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome. Some references recommend that the wrist be placed in the functional position of 20 to 30 degrees of extension. This study …

Key concepts: Wrist, Medicine, Carpal tunnel syndrome, Splint (medicine), Splints, Carpal tunnel, First line, Orthodontics

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