What's New in Carpal Tunnel Care?

Carpal tunnel syndrome has gotten a lot of news coverage in recent years. What hasn't gotten as much coverage is the fact that surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome has evolved from an "open" procedure (a long surgical incision from the forearm to the mid-palm) requiring several months of recovery to an endoscopic procedure, requiring a half inch cut in the front of the wrist. Endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery requires a bandage for a few days, no visible stitches, less pain and a more rapid return to normal activities.

If you would like to learn more about endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery, visit handfacts.com or contact The Hand Center 561-746-7686