The impact of symptoms, proprioception, and electrodiagnostic findings on activity and participation in idiopathic carpal tunnel syndrome: an ICF framework approach

Relying solely on electrodiagnostic findings may contribute to the underestimation or misinterpretation of activity/participation limitations in patients with CTS. The findings of this study suggest that reducing symptoms may enhance activity/participation. Incorporating proprioception into the management of CTS patients may offer promising benefits.