A physical therapist is evaluating a 55-year-old male patien…
A physical therapist is evaluating a 55-year-old male patient that presents with bilateral hand weakness. The patient reports that he is having difficulty with gripping things around the house. On examination, the therapist notes a (-) Phalen’s test, (-) Reverse Phalen’s Test, (-) Tinel’s Test. On further examination, the therapist notes (+) Hoffman’s Sign, (+) Inverted Supinator Sign, and (+) Babinski Test. Which of the following is the most likely cause of these symptoms?