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Carpal Tunnel Release

Carpal tunnel release surgery is an operation to relieve symptoms of capal tunnel syndrome (CTS). It involves cutting your carpal ligament. This ligament is connected to bones in your wrist to form the carpal tunnel. Several tendons and your median nerve run through this tunnel to your fingers. If pressure builds up in the carpel tunnel, your median nerve can't work properly and causes tingling, numbness or pain. Dividing the carpal ligament releases the pressure and eases your symptoms. 

 

In some cases general anesthesia is used, this when drugs are used to put you into a deep sleep during surgery. 

 

The procedure

 

  1. local anesthetic is used for this procedure to numb the hand and wrist

  2. The surgeon cuts about a 2-inch incision on the wrist

  3. The surgeon will make a cut near the bottom of your plam, and divide your carpal ligament to relieve pressure on your median

  4. The surgeon will close the cut in your skin with stitches and apply a bandage

 

After the procedure

 

  • You can go home the same day as the surgery if all goes well

  • Keeping your arm up will help to reduce any swelling

  • Wriggle your fingers regularly to keep your blood flowing properly, and to reduce any stiffness

  • Your stitches will be removed around 10 to 14 days after your operation

 

Price

 

Carpal Tunnel Release

The above fee covers:

 

Surgeon's Fee

Operation Theatre Fee

Instrument Fee

Miscellaneous Fee

$15,000

$5,400

$1,400

$2,000

Package Price

$23,800

Types of Anaesthesia

Monitored Anaesthesia Care (M.A.C.)

+ $5,400

General Anaesthesia‭ (‬G.A.‭)‬

+ $5,400

 

The Package Price covers Post-operative Consultation Fee (2 Sessions), Surgeon's Fee, Operation Theatre Fee, Instrument Fee, Report and other miscellaneous charges during the procedure.

 

According to the patient's condition, the method of anesthesia is determined by doctor.

 

*The price listed are for reference only. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.