How would your life improve with rapid relief of your CTS?
Did you know you can relieve your carpal tunnel symptoms in one quick doctor’s visit, without missing weeks of works for recovery?
Now you can get rapid relief from carpal tunnel pain, recover quickly, and get back to the things you want - and need - to do. Dr. Joao Panattoni at Vero Orthopedics can provide relief from your CTS symptoms while avoiding the operating room, general anesthesia, and expensive post-operative therapy with micro-invasive treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome.
Dr. Panattoni is the leading provider of CTR with ultrasound guidance in Vero Beach. Chat with Dr. Panattoni now, for free, and see how you can leave carpal tunnel syndrome in the past and get back to your life within days.
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It's Time to Put the Pain and Inconvenience of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Behind You
1.) Start a Free Consult with Dr. Panattoni
2.) Find the Right Solution for Your CTS
3.) Leave Your Carpal Tunnel Issues Behind
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What is Carpal Tunnel Release with ultrasound guidance?
Carpal Tunnel Release (CTR) is a procedure used to relieve pressure on the median nerve that causes numbness, tingling, or weakness in the hand.
CTR using ultrasound guidance relieves the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome while minimizing recovery time. Dr. Panattoni performs the procedure in the office using local anesthesia, rather than the operating room. Most patients can return to work and the activities they love in 3-6 days.
Performing CTR with ultrasound guidance allows most patients to enjoy the immediate motion of their hand so they can focus on getting back to their lives and the activities they love.
If you have carpal tunnel syndrome and are considering a surgical procedure, CTR with the SX-One MicroKnife and ultrasound guidance may be right for you.
"Recovery in days, not months."
Benefits of Carpal Tunnel Release with Ultrasound Guidance
- Most patients can return to work in just 3-6 days
- Performed in Dr. Panattoni's office using local anesthesia
- Small incision, typically closed without sutures
- Immediate motion of the hand for rapid recovery
- Real-time visualization of all critical anatomy enhances the protection of sensitive structures throughout the procedure
How is Carpal Tunnel Release with Ultrasound Guidance Different?
Recovery
Patients can return to work and the activities they love within 3-6 days as opposed to traditional weeks or months.
Invasiveness
A small incision of 3-5 mm typically closed without sutures.
Precision
Real-time ultrasound guidance allows full visualization of all critical anatomy throughout the procedure.
