This study will compare the efficacy of treating Carpal tunnel Syndrome with the Dynasplint® Systems device as compared to a non-treatment control group utilizing a randomized, controlled, cross-over study design. The dependant variables in this study are each patient's score on a Levine-Katz disability and pain scale test, and the change in nerve conduction of the median nerve that was tested upon diagnosis. The independent variables will include three different patient groups separated by randomization. The first group of subjects (selected randomly) will be fit with a therapeutic, functional Carpal Tunnel Dynasplint® versus the second, control patients will not be treated with dynamic splinting for the first sixty (60) days. After the initial sixty (60) days, the original control patients will be fit with a functional Carpal Tunnel Dynasplint® system and this will allow examiner to evaluate for further variance between subject groups, allowing the third group to be a Cross-Over group.