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Pain from carpal tunnel syndrome can prevent you from working efficiently and sleeping soundly. If you have numbness or pain in your hands or fingers, Dr. Gregory Foremny, MD, at IVO Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, can evaluate you and recommend treatment. When conservative measures and haven't relieved your symptoms, he can offer image guided microinvasive carpal tunnel release. Call the IVO Miami office and request your appointment to learn more.
Schedule your appointment with Dr. Gregory Foremny today. Dr. Foremny, M.D., is board-certified, and double fellowship-trained specializing in image-guided orthopedic procedures in Miami. He completed his fellowship training at the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in New York, consistently ranked the #1 hospital in the nation for orthopedics by U.S. News & World Report. He then completed a second fellowship at the McGinley Clinic in Wyoming, to become one of the first interventional orthopedics fellows in the United States where he received specialized in training microinvasive carpal tunnel release at a Sonex Center for Excellence. He also serves as team radiologist for the NBA's Miami Heat. With more than 10,000 procedures performed, Dr. Foremny gives every patient concierge-level time and attention. Call our office at (305)-786-5550 to book your visit.
Carpal Tunnel Release Q & A
How does microinvasive carpal tunnel release work?
When conservative options have failed, Dr. Foremny MD, at IVO Miami, specializes in treating carpal tunnel syndrome with microinvasive carpal tunnel release, an image-guided procedure that doesn’t involve extensive surgery. Dr. Foremny received subspecialized training with the Sonex carpal tunnel release device during his fellowship at a designated Sonex Center of Excellence.
Microinvasive carpal tunnel release involves cutting a ligament in your wrist called the transverse carpal ligament (TCL) to relieve pressure from the median nerve. Dr. Foremny uses advanced tools and technology to perform the procedure without the need for open surgery.
Thanks to ultrasound visualization, Dr. Foremny can perform microinvasive carpal tunnel release with a tiny incision only a few millimeters long. That means you won’t be left with a major scar.
Microinvasive carpal tunnel release takes just a few minutes in the office and doesn’t require general anesthesia or a hospital stay. This technique leads to a fast recovery so you can quickly return to your normal routine with less carpal tunnel pain and numbness.
Carpal tunnel syndrome can get worse over time without the right treatment. To learn more about microinvasive carpal tunnel release, call IVO Miami to schedule an appointment today.
WHAT TO EXPECT
- PROCEDURE TIME: < 30 minutes
- RECOVERY: A few days
- ANESTHESIA: Local only
- SETTING: In-office
Post Op Carpal Tunnel Release. Left 3 weeks, Right 12 weeks
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