DOI: 4/25/2016. The patient is a 43-year-old right-hand dominant female housekeeper/maintenance worker who sustained a work-related injury alleging a repetitive injury to both wrists.
Electromyography/nerve conduction studies of the upper extremities dated 05/17/2016 demonstrated moderate right sensorimotor median nerve neuropathy at the wrist consistent with carpal tunnel syndrome. There is also mild left carpal tunnel syndrome. There is no evidence of cervical radiculopathy at this time.
Per the medical report dated 05/17/16 revealed that the patient has continued progressive weakness and numbness/tingling sensations into the bilateral wrists/hands radiating to the upper extremity, right greater than left. She reports having these symptoms
Electromyography/nerve conduction studies of the upper extremities dated 05/17/2016 demonstrated moderate right sensorimotor median nerve neuropathy at the wrist consistent with carpal tunnel syndrome. There is also mild left carpal tunnel syndrome. There is no evidence of cervical radiculopathy at this time.
Per the medical report dated 05/17/16 revealed that the patient has continued progressive weakness and numbness/tingling sensations into the bilateral wrists/hands radiating to the upper extremity, right greater than left. She reports having these symptoms