Carpal Tunnel Syndrome PowerPoint Template

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Animated Medical PowerPoint Template

• The Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) PPT template is an animated medical PowerPoint template that will help you realize the full potential of your presentation.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome PowerPoint Template Content

• Creative animated cover slides with impressive illustrations of hands to start your Carpal tunnel syndrome PPT presentation.

• Editable table of contents, which will help you show the contents of your Carpal tunnel syndrome PPT presentation.

Carpal tunnel syndrome definition

• Carpal tunnel syndrome CTS is described as a musculoskeletal illness.
• Introductory slides show that carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common problems affecting the hand; people with this condition may feel pain, numbness and general weakness in the hand, wrist and index finger.
• Animated, visually appealing illustrations are used to describe the case.

Carpal tunnel syndrome risk factors: Medical animated infographics

• Medical icons represent the most common risk factors, including pregnancy, obesity, rheumatoid arthritis and repetitive stress.

Carpal tunnel syndrome’s pathogenesis animation

• An impressive illustration shows the anatomy of the wrist containing flexor tendons, palmaris longus tendon, thenar musculature, transverse carpal ligament, median nerve, pisiform, triquetrum, hamate, capitate, trapezium and trapezoid.
• An illustration of the hand innervation shows that:

1. The skin of the hand, the thumb, the index and the middle finger, as well as half of the ring finger, are served by the median nerve.
2. The ulnar nerve serves the other side of the ring finger and pinky.
3. The radial nerve serves the back of the hands.

• Inflammation of the nearby tendons and tissues creates local edema or swelling, increasing the amount of fluid in a very tight space, putting pressure on the median nerve and causing compression of the median nerve due to compression pain and numbness appearing on the sites innervated by the median nerve.

Carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms

• Signs and symptoms are explained with visuals of animated vector shapes showing chock-like sensations, things that tend to fall off, pain in the hand and wrist, numbness and tingling sensation and pain that gets worse at night.

Carpal tunnel syndrome diagnostic measures

• Diagnosis measures of Carpal tunnel syndrome are also mentioned with related medical icons, including the following tests:

1. Phalen’s Maneuver test: In this test, the wrists are flexed as far as possible and then held in that position for a minute, resulting in numbness in the areas of the hand innervated by the median nerve in people with carpal tunnel syndrome.
2. Tinel’s Sign test: This test is performed by tapping the transverse carpal ligament, reproducing the symptoms of tingling or feelings of pins and needles in areas of the hand served by the median nerve.
3. Durkan’s Test is done by manually compressing the carpal tunnel with the thumb for 30 seconds.

Carpal tunnel syndrome treatment

• Treatment techniques are visualized and explained with animated editable icons and illustrations, including hand exercises, painkillers, wearing a wrist splint and carpal tunnel syndrome surgery.
• The animated graphic illustrates Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery, showing an injection that numbs the wrist so you do not feel pain (local anesthetic); a small cut is made in the hand. The carpal tunnel inside the wrist is cut. Hence, it no longer puts pressure on the nerve; the amount is closed by sutures and a clean bandage is applied.

Carpal tunnel syndrome preventive measures

• Preventative measures include finger exercise, active range of motion, tendon glides, wrist stretch, wrist flexion exercise, grip strengthening and wrist extension exercise.

RxSlides visuals for carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) PowerPoint presentation

• This is a set of PowerPoint icons and illustrations related to carpal tunnel syndrome, which will help you customize the content of this 100% editable presentation according to your content and audience interest.