For my On Line Bibliography, Id like to focus on the topic of Carpal
Tunnel Syndrome. A Skeletomuscular
Disorder, Carpal Tunnel is often the result of a combination of
factors. Anything that causes swelling on the
tendons or produces repeated pressure on the Median Nerve can lead to
Carpal Tunnel. There is a select amount
of people who are more likely to suffer from Carpal Tunnel. A simple blow
to the wrists or a break in one of the
bones can encourage the onset of Carpal Tunnel. My bibliography focuses on
information on Carpal Tunnel from
causes ,to treatment and prevention. 
1. http://carpal-tunnel.com/ 
This is a good site. Its homepage has links to a number of information
pages. Its tone is serious, and Id
recommend it to a person who was looking for general info. on the
disease. Its links lead to info., on symptoms,
causes, anatomy, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Although it has a
link for treatment, the link doesnt offer
any creams or anything to help relieve the pain like I found on other
sites. Not the most detailed sites, but its ver
informative. 
2. http://www.farb.com/ 
The homepage of this site is a billboard for a C.T.S. (Carpal Tunnel
Syndrome) cream. Links can take you to a
number of places (regarding the cream) . There is a link that takes you to
a page on info., on just the cream. There
are also links to product testimonials, company information, and info., on
simply what C.T.S is all about. Aside
from the little tiny information on the actual disease, there isnt much
else except advertisements. Id recommend
this site to anybody who is suffering from the disease and is looking for
a possible remedy. 
3. http://www.co.broward.fl.us/mei00206.htm 
This is an in your face site. It starts by talking about the causes, and
preventive strategies for Carpal Tunnel. I
call it an in your face site because its a link from another page that
gives you a lot of info., as soon as the page is
opened. A link to the, Health Guide to the Perplexed, made the site very
versatile. More info., than a lot of sites,
but lacked detail. Comes from Medical Examiner homepage. 
4. http://www.netaxs.com/~iris/cts/welcome.html 
Another page that comes from another. This site is my favorite. I liked
that I was able to submit a link. This option
I didnt find on any other site. I liked it because the site is growing
everyday by people who are suffering, and are
interested in helping others find relief. From this particular site I was
able to find all I needed to know on the
disease. I would recommend this site first to anybody who is looking for
info., on Carpal Tunnel. 
5. http://www.repetetive-strain.com/ 
Very general. This site is a monthly news letter. There were tons of
links, and a lot of information on tons of
diseases that are similar to Carpal Tunnel. Since it is a monthly
newsletter, it is updated. New information as it
comes in is pretty cool, waiting for a month isnt. I would recommend this
site to look at for detail on causes, but
thats about it. I got tired of looking for links that took me to what I
wanted to find. I think sometimes a site that is
too big isnt always a good thing.