The Median to Ulnar Cross-Sectional Surface Area Ratio in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the most common focal neuropathy worldwide and is among the most common reasons for electrodiagnostic consultation(Hobson-Webb and Padua, 2016). The current reference standard for CTS diagnosis includes history and physical examination as well as electrodiagnostic studies. However, it is well recognized that electrodiagnostic testing has certain limitations; while it can identify the site of compression, it may be painful and does not provide anatomic information (Cartwright et al.

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