The carpal tunnel is a space cradled within the concave arch of the carpus and is enclosed
by the transverse carpal ligament (TCL). The mean width of the tunnel is 25 mm at its …

Anatomic relationships of an endoscopic carpal tunnel device to surrounding soft tissue
structures along the ring finger and the long-ring interspace axis were investigated in 28 …

A technique for dividing the transverse carpal ligament has been developed in order to
decrease the incidence of pillar pain. The carpal ligament splits around the flexor carpi …

The study of the pathogenesis of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) focuses on three important
areas: the anatomy of the carpal tunnel, underlying systemic or physiologic disorders, and …

Although carpal tunnel release is one of the most commonly performed procedures in the
USA, the morphology of the carpal tunnel as determined previously in the literature has …

An anatomic basis for carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) has been proposed but not confirmed;
both volumetric and area studies have been used to address this issue. The authors have …

Carpal tunnel syndrome is defined as a clinical condition related to dysfunction of the
median nerve specifically related to the carpal tunnel. This article reviews anatomy, current …

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a result of median nerve compression within the carpal canal.
Factors associated with the appearance of carpal tunnel syndrome can be related to the …

Historical reports about carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) exist from its first description in 1854
to current developments. Although now a well-recognized entity, it took nearly 100 years …

The goal of the single incision endoscopic technique is to avoid an incision on the palmar
surface of the hand. As compared with open release and the two-portal endoscopic …