A randomized, controlled trial shows that steroid injections are better than surgical decompression for early relief of carpal tunnel syndrome and produce about the same effects as surgery out to ...

Carpal tunnel syndrome, which affects about three percent of women and two percent of men, is caused by excessive pressure on one of the the nerves in the wrist, Although initial treatment for CTS ...

Steroid injections are as effective as surgery in treating carpal tunnel syndrome, a new study concludes. The study, published this month in the journal Arthritis & Rheumatism, also found that the ...

HealthDay News — Local steroid injection is effective for treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) and improves hand function, according to a small study published online September 13 in the ...

Study shows that steroid injections for carpal tunnel syndrome relieve pain in the first few months, but most patients still end up getting surgery by 1 year. X. No Results. No Results.

(HealthDay)—Local steroid injection is effective for treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) and improves hand function, according to a small study published online Sept. 13 in the ...

SEATTLE — A study of steroid injections into the carpal tunnel showed the technique used does not injure the median nerve, but fails to consistently allow the drug to disperse freely in a ...

Researchers say hydrodissection injections may help relieve pain caused by carpal tunnel syndrome. However, not all experts agree it is the best option for this common wrist ailment. They say a ...

A single local corticosteroid injection can provide patients who have carpal tunnel syndrome with at least 1 month of clinical improvement in symptoms, according to a systematic literature review.

Methylprednisolone injections improve carpal tunnel syndrome short-term and may reduce the likelihood of a patient requiring surgery, shows a comparative study. The study. The Swedish study aimed to ...