<unk>  <unk>  refers to a method of performing carpal<unk>  surgery using an endoscope or an arthroscopic device to provide visualization of the anatomic structures.<unk>  techniques for carpal<unk>  release involve one or two smaller incisions (less than half inch each) through which instrumentation is introduced including a synovial elevator, probes, knives, and an endoscope used to visualize the underside of the transverse carpal ligament. The<unk>  methods do not divide the subcutaneous tissues or the palmar fascia to the same degree as the open method does. Many studies have been done to determine whether the perceived benefits of a limited<unk>  or arthroscopic release are significant. Many surgeons have embraced limited incision methods. It is considered to be the procedure of choice for many of these surgeons with respect to idiopathic carpal<unk>  syndrome. Supporting this are the results of some of the previously mentioned series that cite no difference in the rate of complications for either method of surgery. Thus, there has been broad support for either surgical procedure using a variety of devices or incisions.
Endoscopic carpal tunnel release
Thread carpal tunnel release
Sciatic nerve block
Carpal tunnel surgery
Intervertebral disc annuloplasty
Intervertebral disc arthroplasty
Myofascial release
Occipital cryoneurolysis