Carpal Tunnel Release

Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when the median nerve becomes compressed causing pain, weakness, and numbness in the hand and wrist.

While both open and endoscopic surgical techniques are used, CONMED's CTS Relief Kit® for an endoscopic procedure utilizes a proximal portal to cut the transverse carpal ligament resulting in median nerve relief. This method has proven faster recovery for patients, as well as greater improvement in symptoms and functional status.1 Further evidence supporting the benefits of utilizing an endoscopic approach was shown in Benson's 2006 clinical study comparing endoscopic versus open arthroscopic release. The endoscopic approach was proven more minimally invasive and resulted in less tendon and nerve injury post procedure.2

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CTS Relief Kit®

Disposable instrumentation for a single-portal endoscopic release of the transverse carpal ligament

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TruShot® with Y-Knot® features all-in-one deployment technology, redefining efficiency and accuracy in the OR.

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1 Vasiliadis HS, Xenakis TA, Mitsiionis G. Endoscopic versus Open Carpal Tunnel Release. AANA 2010; 26: Issue 1 26-33.
2 Benson L, Bare A, Nagle D. Complications of Endoscopic and Open Tunnel Carpal Release. AANA 2006; 22: Issue 9 919-924.