A modification of this technique is presented.Methods: The operation begins with a 1.5-2 cm palmar incision, dissection is performed using a Killian periostal elevator, exposure is provided by a Killian speculum and the transverse carpal ligament is severed by angled cartilage scissors.Results: Twenty-eight carpal tunnel cases were operated using this approach without any complication.Conclusion: This technique not only pleased the surgeon by its simplicity and safety but also the patient who made a rapid and full recovery.Key Words: Carpal tunnel, Decompression, Limited incision.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: Carpal tunnel release via a limited palmar incision has been shown to combine the simplicity and safety of the traditional open approach with a reduction of tissue trauma and improved postoperative recovery of the endoscopic technique.
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Key Findings & Data:Objective: Carpal tunnel release via a limited palmar incision has been shown to combine the simplicity and safety of the traditional open approach with a reduction of tissue trauma and improved postoperative recovery of the endoscopic technique.
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Conclusion & Impact:A modification of this technique is presented.Methods: The operation begins with a 1.5-2 cm palmar incision, dissection is performed using a Killian periostal elevator, exposure is provided by a Killian speculum and the transverse carpal ligament is severed by angled cartilage scissors.Results: Twenty-eight carpal tunnel cases were operated using this approach without any complication.Conclusion: This technique not only pleased the surgeon by its simplicity and safety but also the patient who made a rapid and full recovery.Key Words: Carpal tunnel, Decompression, Limited incision.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
Objective: Carpal tunnel release via a limited palmar incision has been shown to combine the simplicity and safety of the traditional open approach with a reduction of tissue trauma and improved postoperative recovery of the endoscopic technique. A modification of this technique is presented.Methods: The operation begins with a 1.5-2 cm palmar incision, dissection is performed using a Killian periostal elevator, exposure is provided by a Killian speculum and the transverse carpal ligament is severed by angled cartilage scissors.Results: Twenty-eight carpal tunnel cases were operated using this approach without any complication.Conclusion: This technique not only pleased the surgeon by its simplicity and safety but also the patient who made a rapid and full recovery.Key Words: Carpal tunnel, Decompression, Limited incision.
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Cite This Article
Tezel, E., Ümer, B., Numanoğlu, A. (2016). CARPAL TUNNEL RELEASE VIA LIMITED PALMAR INCISION USING RHINOPLASTY INSTRUMENTS. Marmara Medical Journal, Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 4, 253–255. https://ajindex.com/articles/688680