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Complications related to carpal tunnel release.
Hand Clinics 2002 May
Complications of operative carpal tunnel release continue to occur in the clinical practice of hand surgery. Anatomic localization of nerve injury has been reviewed in the area of the palmar cutaneous nerve, the median motor branch, and in the combined sensory/motor median nerve itself. Diagnosis and appropriate treatment plans have been reviewed to facilitate early appropriate treatment which usually diminishes disability. General complications have also been discussed including recurrent scar formation which is probably the most commonly encountered complication following carpal tunnel release. Possible neurovascular complications involving the development of reflex sympathetic dystrophy have received some attention in this presentation in order to alert the clinical surgeon to the possibility of this entity providing further disability to an already injured median nerve.
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