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    Robert E.M. Ho, M.D.
    Asad A. Mazhari, M.D.
    Martha A. Frankowski, M.D.
    Mark J. Brennan, M.D.
    Pramod Kerkar, M.D.
    Mary Zehnpfennig, CRNFA
    Theresa LaBranche, PA-C
    Terri Jones, PA-C
    What is a Neurosurgeon?
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Surgical Procedures

 

Carpal Tunnel Surgery

Correcting Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Through Surgery

Carpal tunnel syndrome surgery takes about 30 minutes and is usually done on an outpatient basis. An incision is made in the palm/wrist area. The transverse carpal ligament is cut to relieve nerve pressure, and, consequently, the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome.

After surgery. the hand is wrapped in a bulky dressing to protect the surgical site while healing. The dressing is worn for two weeks.