Failed Carpal Tunnel Release—Recurrent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Christopher J. Winfree
Abstract
Christopher J. Winfree
Abstract
Peripheral nerve decompression is the typical definitive treatment for peripheral nerve entrapment. Unfortunately, some patients continue to have pain after surgical decompression. A careful history, physical examination, electrodiagnostic studies, laboratory studies, and imaging can help determine why this occurs and whether further surgery is warranted, as it may not be necessary in all cases.
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Peripheral nerve decompression is the typical definitive treatment for peripheral nerve entrapment. Unfortunately, some patients continue to have pain after surgical decompression. A careful history, physical examination, electrodiagnostic studies, laboratory studies, and imaging can help determine why this occurs and whether further surgery is warranted, as it may not be necessary in all cases.
Key concepts: Carpal tunnel syndrome, Medicine, Surgical decompression, Entrapment Neuropathy, Carpal tunnel release, Decompression, Surgery, Carpal tunnel