Previous research has not established a consistent difference in hand size or carpal tunnel
cross-sectional area between patients with and without carpal tunnel syndrome. We tested …

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 …

The mechanical characteristics of the transverse carpal arch were studied using fresh-frozen
human cadaveric wrists. Tensile properties of the ligaments involved in this structure were …

The anatomy of the carpal tunnel was studied by postmortem dissection of both wrists in ten
adults with normal wrists. Preoperative clinical and EMG examinations were performed on …

We describe the morphologic changes that follow division of the transverse carpal ligament
in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome. Fifteen hands in 12 patients with carpal tunnel …

Three-dimensional computer reconstruction of magnetic resonance images (MRI) of ten
cadaveric specimens was used to determine carpal tunnel volume and carpal arch width …

The standard long incision technique for carpal tunnel release causes inevitable damage to
skin sensation, the inter-thenar plexus and especially the distal branches of the palmar …

A prospective study was carried out to investigate any correlation between
electrophysiological and sonographic findings in patients with a clinical diagnosis of carpal …

Background: Endoscopic carpal tunnel release (ECTR) has purported advantages over
open release such as reduced intraoperative dissection and trauma and more rapid …

Object. Dissections were performed in 100 fresh cadaver palms to determine the frequency
with which superficial palmar communication between the median and ulnar nerves occurs …