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Microinvasive Surgery for Carpal Tunnel and other Repetitive Strain Injuries

Microinvasive surgery takes less time, can be done under local anesthesia and is good for carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, De Quervain's disease and cubital tunnel syndrome. 📌What happens if you DON'T treat carpal tunnel syndrome:   • What happens if you DON'T treat Carpal Tun...   Dr. Robert Markison explains. 0:00 Microinvasive Surgery for Repetitive Strain Injury 0:51 Ultrasound guided surgery 1:15 Allows a minimal approach 1:32 it can be used for de Quervain's disease, carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel and trigger finger 1:49 Allows minimal downtime. It uses wide-awake local anesthesia 3: 04 How the surgery is performed. You can watch via ultrasound. 3:38. No bleeding. The suture comes out five days. 4:31 Another Way to Do Carpal Tunnel Surgery 5:13 When should you use microinvasive surgery? 6:00 Get a Board-Certified hand surgeon 6:47 Trigger digit surgery 8:08 What patients experience the next day. 8:30 de Quervain's disease surgery 9:00 Cubital Tunnel Syndrome 9:40 Sometimes you can address more than one tunnel one surgery 10:00 People Can Get Back to Work – and Play