Study to Assess Differences in Outcome Following Open Carpal Tunnel Decompressions Performed by Surgeons of Differing Grade

摘要

INTRODUCTIONCarpal tunnel decompression is the most commonly performed surgical procedure within a hand unit. Although very effective, the complications following the procedure can be significant. In an attempt to identify the causes of such complications, we assessed whether seniority of the surgeon impacts on outcome for open carpal tunnel decompression.