Carpal tunnel syndrome surgery

Initially, carpal tunnel syndrome can be treated conservatively, but if these methods fail, an EMG test is recommended to confirm the diagnosis. In such cases, surgery is the most effective way to address the underlying issue. Our clinic specialises in this procedure, and our experts are ready to help.
To find a quick solution to your problem, please contact our clinic to arrange a consultation. If you have a confirmed diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome from an EMG test, you can undergo surgery immediately or within 14 days of your consultation.

The operation is performed using the traditional open method, which involves making a small longitudinal incision (up to 2 cm long) in the palm. The aim is to cut the transverse ligament in the wrist, thereby releasing the compressed median nerve and other structures in the carpal tunnel. The procedure takes 15 to 20 minutes, is performed on an outpatient basis, and involves the use of local anaesthesia. The total time spent at the clinic, including preparation and rest, is less than 45 minutes.

The operation is performed using the traditional open method, which involves making a small, up to 2 cm long, longitudinal incision in the palm of the hand. This incision is used to cut the transverse ligaments in the wrist, thereby releasing the compressed median nerve and other structures in the carpal tunnel. The procedure takes 15 to 20 minutes, is performed on an outpatient basis and requires local anaesthesia. The total time spent at the clinic, including preparation and rest, is less than 45 minutes.