Real-world data on efficacy and safety of 1256 consecutive ultrasound-guided percutaneous carpal tunnel release.

Jules Descamps, Guillaume Draznieks, Rémy Nizard, Pierre-Alban Bouché, Thomas Apard

July 2025

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The overall discussions revolve around science topics such as particle accelerators and cosmic phenomena, with phrases like 'Natural Particle Accelerators' and comments like 'Better than news' conveying their interest in broader scientific phenomena rather than the medical study. The tone is enthusiastic yet superficial, leading to low engagement and impact on the specific medical publication.

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Abstract Synopsis

  • This study analyzed the effectiveness and safety of ultrasound-guided carpal tunnel release (UCTR) in treating carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), using real-world data from 926 patients who underwent 1256 procedures and found significant symptom relief, high patient satisfaction, and minimal complications.
  • Post-procedure, rates of paresthesia decreased from about 99.6% to 85.8% and pain from 96.6% to 9.8%, with most patients experiencing improved strength and positive outcomes.
  • The data validation process confirmed high accuracy (96.3%) and precision (100%), suggesting UCTR is a safe and effective treatment option that could be widely adopted, though further studies are recommended to assess long-term results.]