21.   Carpal tunnel syndrome is more prevalent than experts once believed, according to a new report, but doctors still disagree over the proper way to diagnose it.

22.   Carpal tunnel syndrome, often linked to key-punching or typing, is one example.

23.   Cellist Lynn Harrell suffered carpal tunnel syndrome in both hands and needed surgery to correct it.

24.   Carpal tunnel syndrome began to get attention when hundreds of reporters and editors who spent almost their entire workday on a computer were suddenly afflicted.

25.   Carpal tunnel syndrome is a nerve disorder in the hand that causes pain and loss of feeling.

26.   Carpal tunnel syndrome is often found in people who perform repetitive tasks that put a strain on the tendons of the wrist.

27.   Carpal tunnel syndrome.

28.   Computer-related eye problems have received much less publicity than wrist and arm disorders like carpal tunnel syndrome.

29.   Currently, he said, the hospital is working on a more cost-effective way to treat those who suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome.

30.   Dr. Roger S. Blair, a Fort Worth neurologist, said it caused carpal tunnel syndrome, a disorder of the nerve that passes through the wrist.