Navigating Radial Tunnel Syndrome Surgery

This chapter explores the intricacies of surgical techniques for decompression of the radial nerve, particularly in relation to radial tunnel syndrome. The discussion covers the importance of anatomical knowledge, surgical approaches, and the challenges faced by surgeons in distinguishing between nerve compression and irritability. Additionally, the speakers share their experiences with various surgical methods, highlighting the significance of precise palpation and the effective management of muscle exposure during procedures.