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Late Complications After Open Carpal Tunnel Decompression

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Journal J Hand Surg Br
Date 1996 Apr 1
PMID 8732401
Citations 19
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Abstract

66 patients (89 hands) were assessed at least 10 months after open carpal tunnel decompression. Tender scars were found in 19% of the hands and 4% were affected by pillar pain. Grip strength was reduced in more than half of the operated hands. Hypo- and anaesthesia in the scar area were affecting 7% but were not considered disabling. In 18% of the cases there was incomplete relief of primary symptoms.

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