When can you typically return to work and normal activities?

Most patients can return to work and typical activities within 3-6 days.

Does the procedure need to be performed in the operating room?

CTR with ultrasound guidance can be done in a procedure room or office setting.

The carpal tunnel release is generally performed under local anesthesia.

Typically, the small incision is closed with adhesive strips or a bandage, so no sutures are needed.

Most patients require only ibuprofen or acetaminophen for pain management.

Yes, if clinically indicated, carpal tunnel release can be performed on both wrists on the same day.

Postoperative therapy is generally not required.

Many patients can tolerate immediate motion of their hand, but it is best to consult with the treating physician for specific instructions.

Carpal tunnel release is usually covered by commercial insurance and Medicare, but patient payment responsibility may vary.

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