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Do you feel numbness or tingling sensation in the hand, wrist, and arm? If so, it is likely to be caused by carpal tunnel syndrome. At Pristyn Care, we perform endoscopic carpal tunnel release Treatment to provide long-lasting relief to patients. Get in touch with us and book a consultation with our highly experienced orthopedic surgeons.
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Carpal tunnel release surgery is the most successful solution for carpal tunnel syndrome. The treatment has proven effective in eliminating all symptoms of the condition and avoiding any damage to the median nerve. When the symptoms are mild, simple measures and precautions like wearing a splint and avoiding activities that involve extreme movements of the wrist can provide some relief. But if the pressure on the median nerve sustains, it can worsen symptoms and lead to severe nerve damage.
• Disease name
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Surgery name
Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery
• Duration
30 Minutes
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At Pristyn Care, we use advanced and modern technology to treat carpal tunnel syndrome. Our clinics and partnered hospital have modern infrastructure and are also equipped with modern medical technologies to make the treatment safe and effective. All the major facilities are also provided to each patient to make their carpal tunnel syndrome treatment as seamless as possible.
Our orthopedic doctors perform advanced surgery, i.e, endoscopic carpal release surgery. It is a minimally invasive technique and the most effective treatment performed on an outpatient basis. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a fairly common condition. As it involves compression of one of the hand’s major nerves, the condition has a huge impact on the functioning of the hand itself. Therefore, treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome is quite necessary. Contact us today and book your consultation with our orthopedic surgeon for an expert solution for the carpal tunnel condition.
During the physical exam for carpal tunnel syndrome, your doctor will ask you questions about your symptoms, medical history, occupation, and general health. Your affected hand and wrist will be carefully examined with the help of several tests. During the tests, the doctor may do one or all of the following things.
After a physical exam, some tests are performed to ascertain the extent of the condition and the damage to the median nerve. Some of the tests that may be performed and listed as follows:
The surgery is minimally invasive and aims to release the pressure on the median nerve. The surgery makes use of an endoscope, which involves a flexible, thin tube that has a camera attached at its end. A small incision is made on the risk and the endoscope is inserted through it. This helps the surgeon to visualize the internal structure without a large incision. When the ligament is located, a tiny cutting tool is inserted to release the ligament. This, in turn, releases the pressure on the median nerve and eliminates the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome.
The average cost of carpal tunnel Syndrome Treatment ranges from Rs. 40000 to Rs. 60000. However, there are several factors you should consider while choosing a doctor/surgeon for the treatment , such as:
To know the approximate cost of carpal tunnel Syndrome treatment in your city, get in touch with us.
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You must keep yourself prepared for carpal tunnel release surgery. The following are a few tips that can help you prepare better.
Discuss with your orthopedic surgeon about all medicines you are at that moment, including OTC medicines, supplements, vitamins, and herbs. You will probably be asked to stop taking certain medicines, such as ibuprofen or aspirin, before the treatment.
If you are a smoker, you will be advised to quit before the treatment as smoking can delay healing. You might be asked not to eat or drink anything for 6-12 hours before the treatment.
Based on your medical condition and history your orthopedic surgeon may request other specific preoperative preparations. You may need to undergo certain preoperative tests such as blood tests or an electrocardiogram (ECG) before the treatment. This usually happens on the same day of the treatment.
Delaying or avoiding treatment for carpal tunnel release can worsen the severity of the condition and you may experience a progression of the current symptoms and may experience severe pain and reduced hand motion. Patients are suggested to have treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome as soon as possible to prevent further deterioration. To consult our orthopedic surgeons for carpal tunnel syndrome near you, give us a call to make an appointment at our orthopedic clinic in your city.
After carpal tunnel release treatment, if the patient does not follow proper rehabilitation and physiotherapy, then the recovery will take much longer. Physiotherapy helps avoid the build-up of scar tissue in the operated region and opens up the tunnel in the wrist to allow proper wrist function. It also helps regain a complete range of motion for the wrist. In addition to physiotherapy, patients should also wear assistive devices such as thumb splints to encourage recovery.
Common carpal tunnel syndrome exercises to follow after carpal tunnel Syndrome treatment are:
-Finger tip touching: Hold up your hand, palm side up, and touch your thumb with each fingertip in both directions to complete a full cycle. Perform this exercise 3 to 5 times.
-Wrist flexion and stretch: Extend your arm with the wrist flexed at a 90 degree angle. Pull the wrist back by the other hand. Hold this position for 10-30 seconds 5-6 times for each hand.
–Tendon gliding: Hold your hand straight up and bend your fingers at a 90 degree angle towards the first knuckle while keeping the fingers together. Then, bend them towards the second knuckle, then form a fist. Then open the hand and repeat the action 5-10 times.
Risk factors associated with carpal tunnel syndrome are:-
People with small carpal tunnels hereditarily are more likely to get carpal tunnel syndrome.
Women are three times more likely to get carpal tunnel syndrome, especially during pregnancy due to constant hormonal fluctuations.;
After carpal tunnel Syndrome treatment, most patients are discharged on the same day. At the time of discharge, patients are given some instructions for rehabilitation and post-operative care. The instructions may include the following.
Ms. Manisha Chauhan (changed name) contacted Pristyn Care through our website by filling out the form with the required details. He was suffering from pain, numbness, and discomfort in her left wrist. Our medical coordinator booked her appointment with Dr. Pono Goti Vamshi Bharat.
Dr. Bharat conducted a physical examination to check the severity of the condition. He even recommended a few diagnostic tests such as nerve conduction study(NCS) and electromyography (EMG). After getting the results, Dr. Bharat diagnosed Ms. Chauhan with stage 2 carpal tunnel syndrome. He recommended endoscopic carpal tunnel release treatment to treat the condition.
The treatment was performed on an outpatient basis. She got discharged the same day of the treatment as it was successful. Dr. Bharat scheduled a follow-up consultation after a week of treatment to check the progress of the recovery.
She informed later in follow-up session that she is recovering well and not feeling any pain or other symptoms in her left hand.
After treatment, there are no restrictions on activities. However, heavy gripping and lifting may cause pain for several days or weeks. As with all surgical procedures, the recovery time varies by patient and demand.
Endoscopic carpal tunnel release surgery is performed under local anesthesia. It is a minor treatment that is entirely painless. Open treatment causes more pain compared to endoscopic treatment.
If the treatment is on the dominant hand and the patient has to perform repetitive motions such as typing and assembly-line work, then they can go back to work in 6-8 weeks. However, if it is on their non-dominant hand and they don’t need to perform repeated motions, they can go back to work in 7-10 days.
Carpal tunnel Syndrome treatment does not take over 15-20 minutes per hand. The patient spends around 45-60 minutes in the operation theater for the entire procedure before being moved to the patient ward.
Driving is not recommended for about 1 to 2 weeks after carpal tunnel Syndrome treatment.
Open release treatment
During open carpal tunnel release treatment, the surgeon makes a 2 inch long incision on the wrist over the palm. Then, they cut through the underlying ligament, muscle, and tendon tissues to access and widen the carpal tunnel. This reduces the pressure on the median nerve and provides the patient pain relief.
Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release treatment
During the endoscopic carpal tunnel release procedure, the surgeon makes two half-inch incisions, one over the wrist and the other over the palm so they can maneuver around the underlying connective tissues to perform the treatment. This helps prevent damage to the surrounding tissues, quickens recovery and reduces the chances of post-operative complications.
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I had carpal tunnel surgery at Pristyn Care Clinic in Delhi. Dr. Kamal Bachani's excellent care and the clinic's advanced facilities ensured a successful procedure. Thanks to the doctor's skillful medical attention, I have regained pain-free hand mobility. I highly recommend Pristyn Care Clinic for top-notch care.
Priya Tyagi
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Dr. least invasive approach. His calming demeanor throughout the treatment process contributes to a reassuring experience. I highly appreciate his expertise and compassionate care.
Soumya Murthy
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Dr. Sharath Kumar Shetty is an amazing hand surgeon who puts patients at ease right from the first consultation! The precision with which he carries out every single step right from diagnosis of the problem to the surgery and the post surgical dressing-care is astounding. Thank you doctor! Grateful
V Sridhara Rao
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I underwent Carpal Tunnel Surgery with Dr. S.D.I Ranjit Sir. The process was performed with great skill and I was normal even same day onwards without pains etc. My recovery was extraordinary against my comprehensions about hand surgery.I wish Sir serve the mankind with his skills and smiling patience
Rahul Anand
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Dr. Venu Madhav Badla is a fantastic doctor. He's patient and takes good care of patients until they fully recover. Humble doctors like him are rare in this commercial world. Thank you for your cooperation. God bless you.
Raji Sivanand
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Dr. Venu Madhav Badla is truly one of the finest orthopedic surgeons I've encountered. Kind, polite, and dedicated to his work. As a medical student, I'm impressed by his genuine care for patients. Always available, patient, and personally involved. My cousin's carpal tunnel surgery went well with a speedy recovery, and Dr. Venu Madhav Badla support is highly appreciated. Thank you, sir!
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