Investigation of the Relation Between Trigger Digit and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
The Comorbidity Between the Trigger Digit and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
About this trial
This is an interventional other trial for The Comorbidity Between the Trigger Digit and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
- Healthy subjects without any history musculoskeletal diseases
- Patients with carpal tunnel release surgery
Exclusion Criteria:
- Subjects with fracture or surgery in the upper extremity.
Sites / Locations
- National Cheng-Kung University
Arms of the Study
Arm 1
Arm 2
Arm 3
Arm 4
Arm 5
Arm 6
No Intervention
No Intervention
Experimental
Experimental
No Intervention
Experimental
1st part: The gliding properties of the tendons
1st part: The gliding properties of the median nerve
2nd part: New hybrid rehabilitation strategy
2nd part: Traditional strategy
3rd part: The effect of carpal tunnel release
3rd part: Wearable anti-bowstringing orthosis (WABO)
No intervention. Subjects are measured by ultrasound under 5 different postures of the hand for forty minutes.
No intervention. Subjects are measured by ultrasound under under 6 different postures of the wrist and hand and 5 different movement patterns of the wrist and hand for forty minutes.
The program includes pre-test, 8 times training, post-test and follow-up test. For pre-test, subjects perform the specific hand movement under different exerting force conditions and 4 different angles of phalangeal joints and be asked to do Phalen test, Grip strength test, Pinch test and SWMT test. It takes 40 minutes. For post-test, the same procedure is repeated again after completing all training. For follow-up, the same procedure is repeated again 6 months after completing all training. After pre-test, 8 times hybrid rehabilitation training are asked. There are two times in a week, and all training will be completed in one month. Each time will take forty minutes.
The program includes pre-test, 8 times training, post-test and follow-up test. For pre-test, subjects perform the specific hand movement under different exerting force conditions and 4 different angles of phalangeal joints and be asked to do Phalen test, Grip strength test, Pinch test and SWMT test. It takes 40 minutes. For post-test, the same procedure is repeated again after completing all training. For follow-up, the same procedure is repeated again 6 months after completing all training. After pre-test, 8 times traditional rehabilitation training are asked. There are two times in a week, and all training will be completed in one month. Each time will take forty minutes.
No intervention. The program includes pre-test, post-test and two times follow-up tests. For pre-test, subjects perform the mechanical properties of the flexor tendon assessment and functional assessment of both hands before carpal tunnel release surgery. It takes 40 minutes. For post-test, subjects perform the functional assessment of both hands one week after carpal tunnel release surgery. It takes 20 minutes. For first follow-up, subjects perform the mechanical properties of the flexor tendon assessment and functional assessment of both hands one month after carpal tunnel release surgery. It takes 40 minutes. For second follow-up, subjects perform the mechanical properties of the flexor tendon assessment and functional assessment of both hands two month after carpal tunnel release surgery. It takes 40 minutes.
The program includes pre-test, post-test and two times follow-up tests. For pre-test, subjects perform the mechanical properties of the flexor tendon assessment and functional assessment of both hands before carpal tunnel release surgery. It takes 40 minutes. Subjects wear WABO in the morning and a splint at night within a week after carpal tunnel release surgery. For post-test, subjects perform the functional assessment of both hands with and without wearing WABO and a splint one week after carpal tunnel release surgery. It takes 40 minutes. From the third weeks after carpal tunnel release surgery, subjects wear WABO only in the morning. For first follow-up, the same procedure in pre-test is repeated again one month after carpal tunnel release surgery. It takes 40 minutes. For second follow-up, the same procedure in pre-test is repeated again two month after carpal tunnel release surgery.