No Stitch Procedure
No Stitch Procedure
Carpal Tunnel Treatment in Houston
Carpal Tunnel Treatment in Houston, TX
Can “No Stitch” Alleviate My Carpal Tunnel Discomfort?
MINIMALLY INVASIVE
Experience a gentler approach to surgery with “No Stitch,” utilizing a half-inch incision and camera-guided precision, making the procedure less taxing on your body compared to traditional open surgery. This innovative technique is revolutionizing carpal tunnel treatments in Houston.
QUICK 10-MINUTE PROCEDURE
Our expert surgeon in Houston leverages state-of-the-art camera guidance to perform carpal tunnel treatments swiftly and confidently, all within a mere 10 minutes. Discover the future of carpal tunnel relief today.
SAME DAY SERVICE
We prioritize your time and well-being, offering same-day services to facilitate a hassle-free treatment process. Schedule your appointment and receive immediate care, reducing the waiting time and speeding up your road to recovery.
STITCH-FREE HEALING
Experience the ease of recovery with our stitch-free healing process. Following the surgery, a small bandage is all that is needed, promoting quicker healing and less scarring. It’s time to say goodbye to prolonged healing periods.
HIGH SUCCESS RATE
Join the multitude who have found relief with our “No Stitch” technique. Boasting a 98% success rate, this method has been a trusted solution for carpal tunnel and numb finger issues in the Houston community for over a decade.
FAST RECOVERY
Opt for a procedure that ensures a faster recovery period, minimizing bodily harm and facilitating a smoother healing process. Trust in a procedure that has revolutionized carpal tunnel treatments, offering you a quicker return to your normal routine.
Number of “No Stitch” procedures successfully performed – 15,000+
WHAT IS CARPAL TUNNEL?
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a prevalent condition affecting the hand and arm, resulting in pain, numbness, and other discomforts. Essentially, it is a pinched nerve in the wrist, a common soft tissue pathology impacting between 0.6-2% of individuals globally. Understanding the underlying causes and symptoms is the first step towards finding a solution to this debilitating condition.
WHAT IS THE NO STITCH PROCEDURE?
Our unique “No Stitch” procedure stands as a beacon of innovation in the treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. This endoscopic carpal tunnel release procedure is characterized by minuscule incisions that eliminate the need for sutures, paving the way for a quicker and less painful recovery.
HOW CAN “NO STITCH” ALLEVIATE YOUR CARPAL TUNNEL PAIN?
At the Hand Surgery Specialists of Texas, we have pioneered the “No Stitch” procedure to address carpal tunnel issues and numb fingers effectively. Situated in Houston, we offer a minimally invasive solution that is both quick and simple, promising you relief from persistent pain and discomfort.
TRADITIONAL CARPAL TUNNEL RELEASE VS NO STITCH
In carpal tunnel release procedures, the traditional method involves a significant incision along the carpal tunnel, contrasting sharply with the modern “No Stitch” procedure which avoids skin incisions entirely, targeting only the deeper ligament causing hand pressure. This innovative approach, guided by video cameras, ensures a technical and precise operation, resulting in minimal damage and a faster recovery.
“NO STITCH” RECOVERY TIME: WHAT TO EXPECT?
Thanks to its minimally invasive nature, the “No Stitch” procedure allows wounds to heal in about a week, with patients experiencing only minor soreness post-op. The majority can undertake rehabilitation exercises at home, bypassing the need for formal therapy. This approach not only facilitates a quicker return to daily activities, including work, but also requires just a week of bandaging, after which patients can resume normal activities without any restrictions.
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How Does the “No Stitch” Procedure Work?
Local anesthetic is applied to numb the area for a half-inch incision.
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A small camera is utilized to guide the endoscopic procedure.
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Pressure is relieved by cutting the ligament.
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