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Minimally invasive carpal tunnel decompression using the knifelight
Neurosurgery, 03/15/07
Hwang, Peter Y.K. F.R.A.C.S., et al. - Conclusion: Excellent functional outcomes and satisfaction were achieved using the KnifeLight for carpal tunnel decompression. Our minimally invasive method offers a quick, easy, and effective alternative to conventional or endoscopic carpal tunnel decompression
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