Clinical Review of the Carpal Solution Passive Stretching Protocol for Treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
By Doctor C. Morgan DC
Doctor NF Jones, MD, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Director of UC Irvine Hand Center published the following statement about Carpal Tunnel Surgery and Hand Operations: “Carpal tunnel release is one of the most frequently performed hand operations. However, persistent, recurrent, or completely new symptoms following carpal tunnel release remain a difficult problem.”
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
American Association of Hand Surgeons
It is well known in orthopedic medical circles that Carpal Tunnel Surgery has a high rate of risks and complications and the Steroid Injections carry tremendous risks of long term cartilage loss. Surgery has a success rate reported by Patients to be less than 60% and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome comes back for over 90% of people within 8 years. Steroid Injections only work for about 60% of patients and only offer relief in those cases for 2 – 3 months for most. Exposure of the soft tissue to Steroid Injections at high concentration, as is the case with the orthopedic application of steroids, results in long term cartilage loss.
Steroid Injections May Do Harm and do No Good for Joint Pain National Center for Health Research Diana Zuckermand PhD
The short-term benefit does not justify the risks in the case of Carpal Tunnel Surgery or in the case of Steroid Injections. A Better Treatment Method is needed.
The Carpal Solution Passive Stretching Treatment Protocol is Clinically Documented with patients as a viable clinical treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in this technical paper written and published by Doctor C. Morgan. Clinical results of this non-invasive treatment protocol show it is a better first line of treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome than Surgery, Steroid Injections or Wrist Splints. Further clinical evaluation of this passive stretching treatment should focus on long-term results over 5 to 10 years following treatment
You can easily peruse the sections of this technical paper published by Doctor Morgan using the index below or you can read or print the technical documentation in its entirety by clicking on the pdf document below. The Carpal Solution Passive Stretching Treatment is Clinically Documented to work for a high percentage of people.
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- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment – Introduction/
- Carpal Tunnel Study Participants and Objective
- Carpal Tunnel Testing Equipment
- Carpal Tunnel Test Procedure
- Carpal Solution Clinical Results
- Additional Observations – Carpal Tunnel Treatment
- Carpal Solution – Mechanism of Action
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Symptoms – Who is at Risk
- Conventional Carpal Tunnel Treatment Options
- Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment Conclusions
- Carpal Tunnel Treatment Clinical Trial Notes
- Exhibit I Jamar Pinch Test – Carpal Tunnel Treatment Test Data
- Exhibit II Jamar Dynamometer Position #1 Carpal Tunnell Syndrome Test Data
- Exhibit III Jamar Dynamometer Position #3 Carpal Tunnel Sydrome Test Data
- Exhibit IV Jamar Dynamometer Position #5 Carpal Tunnel Syndrone Test Data
- Exhibit V Jamar Carpal Tunnel Treatment Summary and Test Data