pathophysiology of carpal tunnel syndrome in diabetes

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Anuja Joined Oct 6, 2008

please give me detailed information about pathophysiology of carpal tunnel syndrome in diabetes patients. Posted on October 6, 2008 7:42 Reply with Quote

gabrieljosh Joined May 30, 2009

Just wanna share this... Carpal tunnel Syndrome effects millions of people in America. Carpal tunnel is when your nerve is entrapped. In simplified terms a nerve in your wrist is being pinched or crushed. The ergonomic keyboard is one way of combating a repetitive strain injury. Intended to alleviate wrist strain, these keyboards are designed in a manner that does not look the same as a traditional keyboard. The keys are spaced differently, and the keyboards are often at an angle that is more natural than a normal keyboard. These design features can help alleviate strain on your wrists. Posted on May 30, 2009 3:03 Reply with Quote

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