Carpal Tunnel

The Centerline Carpal Tunnel Release System is indicated for patients diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome. Clinical data* supports an earlier return to normal activities of up to 50% when using an endoscopic approach over open procedures for carpal tunnel release. The Centerline System raises the bar for endoscopic carpal tunnel procedures by increasing safety, visualization, ergonomics and reducing the possibility of mechanical failures.

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Centerline™ Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release Technique

The surgeon introduces the device into the carpal tunnel through a single limited incision in the wrist flexor crease. Viewing the deep side of the transverse carpal ligament (flexor retinaculum) under direct visualization at the tip of the instrument, the surgeon elevates the blade to cut the ligament as the instrument is withdrawn.

The Centerline technique incorporates improved safety features compared to other ECTR devices that have been used for over 20 years and eliminates rotational movements while offering superior visualization. The thumb trigger pull is synergistic, increasing steadiness and facilitating control. The Centerline endoscopic carpal tunnel release system attaches to a standard video camera and light source.

NanoScopic™ Release System

A simplified, all-in-one sterile system, the NanoScopic carpal tunnel release system streamlines endoscopic carpal tunnel release (ECTR) procedures. Designed for precision and efficiency, this disposable system includes a 180 mm NanoNeedle Scope, a Centerline™ device, and a dilator/synovial scraper instrument.