Reoperation Rates and Short-Term Complications Following Endoscopic Versus Open Carpal Tunnel Release: A Longitudinal Analysis

This study demonstrates the clinical insignificance of the difference in early CTR revision rate between approaches and that eCTR necessitates a similar reoperation rate at long term, supporting eCTR to remain an appropriate intervention for CTR.

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Hand
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2025-05-03
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https://doi.org/10.1177/15589447251333817
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Peripheral Nerve Disorders
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Reoperation Rates and Short-Term Complications Following Endoscopic Versus Open Carpal Tunnel Release: A Longitudinal Analysis

Mark A. Greyson, Kassra Garoosi, Riley Kahan, Michael B. Gehring et al.
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Hand
Peripheral Nerve Disorders
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Reoperation Rates and Short-Term Complications Following Endoscopic Versus Open Carpal Tunnel Release: A Longitudinal Analysis

Mark A. Greyson, Kassra Garoosi, Riley Kahan, Michael B. Gehring, Luke F. Enthoven
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Abstract

This study demonstrates the clinical insignificance of the difference in early CTR revision rate between approaches and that eCTR necessitates a similar reoperation rate at long term, supporting eCTR to remain an appropriate intervention for CTR.

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Peripheral Nerve Disorders
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