Hand / Instrumentation Anchors   Revolnerv®   Ligament   Bone substitute   Instrumentation     Products Instrumentation for carpal tunnel   Instrumentation for carpal tunnel   Instrumentation for carpal tunnel   5130-A 5160-A 5151-A 5140-A 5100-A 5150-A 5110-A 5120-A   Indications Carpal tunnel release by endoscopy.   Features 2 right and left reusable, sterilizable endoscopes with double barrel: Lens: 4.5mm or 2.7mm dia. Instrumentation: 2mm wide proximally to 0.5mm wide distally, with the original features of an atraumatic cone-shaped end and a lip for protection of the median nerve. 1 dilator with blunt ends, 7mm in diameter 1 blunt spatula, 4mm wide, for preparation of the deep surface of the TCL. 1 palpation hook. 2 retrograde knives: 3mm 2 retrograde knives: 4mm   Advantages Low cost device The cut of the annular anterior ligament is always safe due to the use of the right and left guide Easy to use and reusable knives Guaranty a perfect penetration by the only first antébrachiale way No risk of damaging the endoscope by a permanent control of the blade knife Allow to press back the median nerve and the synovial Help the surgical technique of sectioning the annular anterior ligament from distal to proximal in one step Improve patient confort   Detail The tarsal tunnel syndrome results from the entrapment of the tibial nerve behind the medial malleolus. It is less frequent than the carpal tunnel syndrome. The endoscopic carpal tunnel release technique can be transposed to the foot. The interest of this technique is its simplicity, the aesthetic benefit of reduced scar formation, and the absence of shoe problems. There are four basic requirements: feasibility, safety, easy reproducibility from operator to operator, and reasonable cost. The instrumentation for endoscopic carpal tunnel release is reusable and therefore the operation is cost-effective. The carpal tunnel syndrome results from impairment of the median nerve in the carpal groove transformed into an inextensible fibro-osseous tunnel by the transverse carpal ligament (TCL). There is a clear interest in releasing the median nerve under endoscopy according to Agee's (USA) single-portal technique. The operative procedure is facilitated by use of the ORTHOMED instrumentation, suited to all types of optical systems, providing optimum endoscopic visualization with no condensation, and one-pass sectioning of the TCL by a retrograde blade from distal to proximal.   References   References Ř Sterile 5130-A 7mm No 5160-A 2,7mm No 5151-A 4mm No 5140-A No 5100-A No 5150-A 3mm No 5110-A No 5120-A No Manifacturing Manufactured in France by ORTHOMED. Nonsterile device (must be sterilized before use)   Downloads Traitement chirurgical du syndrome du canal carpien     [187.1 KB]   Images gallery