Revision carpal tunnel release: predictors of outcome

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Tourniquet Time with Mike Franco MD

Mike Franco MD

52 episodes

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Hand surgeons talk shop. Plastic surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, trauma surgeons etc… come together with each other and their patients to get real.

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Hand surgeons talk shop. Plastic surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, trauma surgeons etc… come together with each other and their patients to get real.

Personal Journals

Society & Culture

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Revision carpal tunnel release: predictors of outcome

Tourniquet Time with Mike Franco MD

11 minutes 11 seconds

2 weeks ago

Revision carpal tunnel release: predictors of outcome

Spoiler alert, if they get better with a corticosteroid injection, they may be more happy with their revision carpal tunnel release. On today’s episode I read through an article from journal of hand surgery December 2, 2025 edition we review an article on outcomes after revision carpal tunnel releasethe thing I took away from the article though we’re talking about a specific group of patients with median time to recurrence at 1.2 years and probably the biggest Takeaway is be aware of the incomplete release