carpal
- adjective
- /ˈkɑːr.pəl/
- Specialized
- OK, I think I'm getting carpal tunnel on my wrist too.
- carpal tunnel
- carpal tunnel syndrome
OK, I think I'm getting carpal tunnel on my wrist too.
- OK, I think I'm getting carpal tunnel on my wrist too.
- These two fingers don't bend and I have carpal tunnel syndrome.
Examples
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These two fingers don't bend and I have carpal tunnel syndrome.
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The ruling overturned a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision that found Ella Williams was covered by the ADA because her medical condition, carpal tunnel syndrome, caused her to avoid sweeping, quit dancing, and occasionally seek help dressing.
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Oh, it was just carpal tunnel surgery.
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Often they will strongly suspect you have carpal tunnel just based on your history.
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I think I'm getting carpal tunnel.
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"Can you get carpal tunnel syndrome in two hours?"
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We did donate, of course, but I have to ask, are there effective carpal tunnel exercises out there?
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In January, the court limited the ADA's coverage of employees with carpal tunnel syndrome and other work-related impairments.
Academic text (2002) -
When you look back at the NES controller and recognize it for the impossibly small chunk of pointy rectangular plastic it was, you almost start to wonder how our entire generation hasn't got carpal tunnel syndrome.
Blog text (29) -
After months of typing, she was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome, which affected her wrist movements.
Compounds
- Specialized
A narrow passage on the palm side of the wrist that carries nerves and tendons
- Specialized
A feeling of pain, numbness, or weakness in the hand caused by a nerve being squeezed in the wrist
- Specialized
One of the eight small bones in the wrist between the forearm and the hand
Surface Forms
Etymology
Carpal comes from the Greek word karpós, which means 'wrist', so when something is described as carpal it means it belongs to or affects the wrist, as in carpal tunnel syndrome that hurts the wrist area.