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 …

Objectives: We compared two mini skin incision techniques utilized in the treatment of carpal
tunnel syndrome (CTS). Methods: Twenty-seven patients who underwent surgery for CTS …

This cadaveric study evaluates the margin of safety and technical efficacy of mini open
carpal tunnel release performed using Knifelight®(Stryker Instruments) through a transverse …

Carpal tunnel syndrome or median nerve neuropathy at the wrist is the most common
compressive peripheral neuropathy in the general population, with a prevalence that is as …

In this retrospective study, 92 patients (83% attendance rate) were examined 6 years after
open carpal tunnel release. A questionnaire was answered by the patient and a physical …

Purpose: Endoscopic carpal tunnel release using Menon's technique has been shown to
reduce recovery time, although previous studies have shown that there is still a considerable …

Carpal tunnel release has a high rate of success when the open or endoscopic technique is
used. The reported complications of the endoscopic procedure have included incomplete …

Release of the transverse carpal ligament is the most common surgery performed on the
hand. The overall postoperative rate ranges from I to 25%. Followed by injury to the palmar …

Background Compared to the classic open technique, limited exposure techniques have the
advantages of less scar pain, more grip and pinch strength, and earlier return to daily life …

We retrospectively compared a single curved incision for carpal tunnel decompression
(group A, 29 wrists in 26 patients) with a twin incision technique (group B, 34 wrists in 30 …