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Is endoscopic surgery a good option for cubital tunnel syndrome. first surgeon i talked to only does open surgeries for cubital tunnel with the long incision. i have atrophy at 1st dorsal. will also be doing carpal tunnel surgery at same time?
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If the surgeon is adept and experienced- yes
Answered 12/28/2022
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