Carpal Tunnel Surgery Risks: A New Jersey Guide

Carpal tunnel release is generally a low-risk operation, but real complications can include temporary nerve irritation, pillar or scar pain, wound problems, and, rarely, permanent nerve injury or incomplete release. Recent reviews place overall complications at roughly 6% to 9%, although the exact profile depends on the technique, the patient, and the surgeon's experience. A … Read more

Nerve Block Damage: What Patients Need to Know

A patient may wake after surgery expecting a few sleepy hours, only to find that an arm, hand, or foot still feels heavy, numb, or strangely weak. That moment can be frightening, especially when the block was supposed to improve comfort rather than create a new problem. The important question isn't whether symptoms are present. … Read more