It has been suggested that the new (and controversial) endoscopic techniques are more
successful than standard operation for the preservation of the ligamentous pulley function …

In the surgical treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome, debate has commonly focused on
whether decompression should be performed by open or blind techniques. Contrarily, the …

Background: Compared with the open technique, endoscopic carpal tunnel release has a
shorter postoperative recovery period but has been associated with an increased risk of …

Background: Open revision has been the standard approach for treatment of recurrent
carpal tunnel syndrome. The authors hypothesized that endoscopic revision would yield …

The results of open carpal tunnel release employing a short incision (2.5 cm) were
compared with those following a long incision (4.5 cm) in a prospective randomized study …

Various surgical techniques are used to treat the carpal tunnel syndrome. Besides the
endoscopic technique, the" open-standard-technique" and the" Millesi technique" are very …

A new surgical technique with a set of instruments has been developed for the release of
carpal tunnel. The technique allows division of the transverse carpal ligament through a …

Endoscopic carpal tunnel release has been used to decompress the median nerve in carpal
tunnel syndrome for over the past decade, with an advantage (over the traditional “open” …

This article represents a review of 149 carpal tunnel decompressions on 109 carpal tunnel
syndrome patients, and a 22-month clinical result on endoscopic carpal ligament release …

This is a preliminary report outlining an endoscopic technique to release the carpal ligament
employing current arthroscopic methods. The technique has been used successfully on 62 …