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Incising Skin and Palmer Aponeurosis /
Incising Distal Portion of Transverse Carpal Ligament
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    Incising Skin and Palmer Aponeurosis

  • After tourniquet exsanguination of the upper extremity, use a #15 blade
    to incise the palmar skin, coursing through skin and subcutaneous fatty
    tissue exposing the palmar aponeurosis (Figure 3)

    Incising Distal Portion of Transverse Carpal Ligament

  • Incise the palmar aponeurosis exposing the transverse carpal ligament at its distal portion. Care should be taken not to damage the vascular arch.’s line) in the palm.
  • Use either a self-retaining retractor or two Senn retractors transversely and one Ragnell retractor proximally, to expose the distal portion of the transverse carpal ligament which is
    then identified (Figure 4)

 

 

 
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