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Radial Tunnel Syndrome Definition
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What is radial tunnel syndrome?
The radial tunnel is a space where the radial nerve passes through the elbow. A person with radial tunnel syndrome has weakness and numbness in the hand, caused by pressure on the radial nerve at the elbow. ![]() What are the symptoms of radial tunnel syndrome? Symptoms of radial tunnel syndrome may include elbow pain, elbow tenderness, hand numbness, or hand weakness. ![]() How does the doctor treat radial tunnel syndrome? Treatment for radial tunnel syndrome may include rest, a splint, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy, injections of corticosteroid medication, or surgery. Continue to Radial Tunnel Syndrome Symptoms
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