Atypical symptoms in carpal tunnel syndrome — treatment and results (Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr — 2002. — Jan. — Vol. 70(1). —P. 46—51: нем.)

J. Sakhel; Sakhel J.; F. Ahlhelm; Ahlhelm F.; K. Schwerdtfeger; Schwerdtfeger K.; W. Steudel; Steudel W.; J. Kelm; Kelm J.; C. Loew; Loew C.; A. Nabhan; Nabhan A.

doi:10.17816/nb87581

Atypical symptoms in carpal tunnel syndrome — treatment and results (Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr — 2002. — Jan. — Vol. 70(1). —P. 46—51: нем.)

Authors: Sakhel J.¹, Ahlhelm F.¹, Schwerdtfeger K.¹, Steudel W.¹, Kelm J.¹, Loew C.¹, Nabhan A.¹
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1. Rotkreuzkrankenhaus Saarlouis
Issue: Vol XXXIV, No 1-2 (2002)
Pages: 83-83
Section: Abstracts
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1027-4898/article/view/87581
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/nb87581
ID: 87581

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In the present study, patients with typical carpal tunnel syndrome were additionally found to have atypical clinical symptoms, the possible causes of which (except for the compression of the median nerve that caused the tunnel syndrome) were absent, which was confirmed by clinical and instrumental examinations.