Carpal tunnel syndrome is among the highest-volume musculoskeletal diagnoses in outpatient practice, and one of the most delayed, due to dependence on specialist referral for confirmation. A growing body of evidence supports ultrasound as a non-inferior alternative to electrodiagnostics, with the added advantages of patient comfort, real-time structural assessment, and immediate clinical integration.

Ultrasound allows clinicians to see nerve pathology directly. Whether you are managing a straightforward case or navigating atypical presentations, imaging the median nerve gives you information that clinical exam alone simply cannot provide. As patients increasingly expect fast, minimally invasive answers, ultrasound offers not only better medicine, but a smarter, more efficient diagnostic pathway.

Whether you’re looking to reduce your reliance on electrodiagnostics, improve confidence in diagnosing hand and wrist complaints, or simply add a high-value skill to your POCUS toolkit, this session will provide practical strategies you can bring into your clinical practice right away.

Dr. Fowler will be joined by your Clarius host Shelley Guenther. Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your diagnostic capabilities and deliver faster, more accurate carpal tunnel assessments using wireless ultrasound.