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Carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common and disabling work injuries in North America. Patients with carpal tunnel syndrome are often associated with substantial productivity loss and cost both at work and at home. Several studies have examined the relationship of social supports as a predictor of returning to work following carpal tunnel release surgery (CTRS). However, no studies published to date have examined the relationship between social support and the ability to perform activities of daily living after having CTRS.

Are There Any Correlations Between Social and Hand Functions in Patients with Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery Postoperatively?