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Kinesiological Taping Effects After Carpal Tunnel Syndrom Surgeries

Karpal Tünel Sendromu Operasyonları Sonrası Kinezyolojik Bantlama Etkileri

Pages
52–52
Publication Date
2022-11-04
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Overall, since optimal management of CTS needs early diagnosis and immediate treatments, we underscore the fact that kinesiological taping should be considered in the treatment of CTS, especially after surgeries.

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Objective & Hypothesis:pressure with in the carpal tunnel was suspected of CTS and it depends either on compression or on the volume increase is founded with patient with CTS (6).
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Key Findings & Data:In this report, we presented an operated CTS patient who had significant benefits due to kinesiological taping for her remaining symptoms after CTS surgery, to our best notice, such a concomitance was not reported before.
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Conclusion & Impact:Overall, since optimal management of CTS needs early diagnosis and immediate treatments, we underscore the fact that kinesiological taping should be considered in the treatment of CTS, especially after surgeries.
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pressure with in the carpal tunnel was suspected of CTS and it depends either on compression or on the volume increase is founded with patient with CTS (6). In this report, we presented an operated CTS patient who had significant benefits due to kinesiological taping for her remaining symptoms after CTS surgery, to our best notice, such a concomitance was not reported before. The effect may come from the upholding of soft tissues by tapes. Overall, since optimal management of CTS needs early diagnosis and immediate treatments, we underscore the fact that kinesiological taping should be considered in the treatment of CTS, especially after surgeries. Accordingly, additional high-quality studies with larger sample sizes and longer study duration are needed in order to further assess the effects of kinesiological taping on CTS and after CTS surgeries

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pressure with in the carpal tunnel was suspected of CTS and it depends either on compression or on the volume increase is founded with patient with CTS (6). In this report, we presented an operated CTS patient who had significant benefits due to kinesiological taping for her remaining symptoms after CTS surgery, to our best notice, such a concomitance was not reported before. The effect may come from the upholding of soft tissues by tapes. Overall, since optimal management of CTS needs early diagnosis and immediate treatments, we underscore the fact that kinesiological taping should be considered in the treatment of CTS, especially after surgeries. Accordingly, additional high-quality studies with larger sample sizes and longer study duration are needed in order to further assess the effects of kinesiological taping on CTS and after CTS surgeries

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SAYILIR, S. (2022). Kinesiological Taping Effects After Carpal Tunnel Syndrom Surgeries. Türk Osteoporoz Dergisi, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 1, 52–52. https://ajindex.com/articles/639721

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