SURGERY FOR CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME: RISKS, HOW IT IS DONE AND RECOVERY - ORTHOPEDIC DISEASES

All About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Surgery



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The surgery for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome consists of making a cut between the palm of the hand and the wrist to release the nerve that is being pressed and causing symptoms such as tingling or stinging sensation in the hand and fingers. Carpal tunnel decompression surgery is generally recommended in cases where remedies and physiotherapy sessions have had little or no improvement and in cases where there is a large nerve compression