Combined Cubital and Carpal Tunnel Release Results in Symptom Resolution Outside of the Median or Ulnar Nerve Distributions.

Open Orthop J · 2016 · PMC4897207 · PMID 27347239

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failed to reach statistical significancep =.059so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

As shown in Table 2B , pain symptoms were found to be significantly improved after surgery in the surgically released distribution ( p =.011) but failed to reach statistical significance outside of this area ( p =.059).

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Semmes-Weinstein monofilament data revealed a significant improvement in both index and small finger sensibility ( p =.017, p =.022) but failed to reach significance in the remaining digits.

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a trend toward significanceno p-value reported

Statistically significant decreases in the mean number of zones with symptoms was found for both numbness and tingling while pain and strange symptoms demonstrated a trend toward significance (Table 2A / 2B ).

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