Is radial tunnel syndrome surgery the same as tennis elbow surgery?

Nope: Radial tunnel is a compressive neuropathy of the radial nerve. Tennis elbow is a inflammation of the lateral epicondyle. It is important to deferentiate between the two. Generally tennis elbow can be treated conservatively with therapy and nsaids. Radial tunnel is surgically decompressed.

No: Radial tunnel syndrome refers to a condition where there is direct pressure placed on the radial nerve. It can be a result of repetitive use but unlike tennis elbow the nerve is involved as apposed to the tendon.

Elbow surgery: No. Radial tunnel surgery involves decompressing the radial nerve at the forearm. Tennis elbow surgery involves debriding the extensor capri radialis brevis tendon inflamed origin.