ReviewJournal of hand and microsurgery2024
Nuances in endoscopic carpal tunnel release a guide to improving outcomes.
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- Wide-awake local anaesthesia in bilateral endoscopic carpal tunnel release Surgery: An efficient ergonomic approach.Journal of hand and microsurgery · 2025Review
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Abstract
Endoscopic technique of carpal tunnel release is widely accepted as successful and safe as long as the surgeon is well-trained. Compared to the traditional open technique, there exists a steep learning curve for familiarisation of equipment, training of hand-eye coordination and appreciating tactile feedback. The available literature and manuals do not illustrate the practical challenges encountered during the procedure. We describe a guide for single-portal technique under local anesthesia, including surgical planning, cautions, and troubleshooting processes based on our experience with 136 cases in Asian hands which is known to be smaller.
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