California Hospital Integrates Pioneering Surgical Technique Into Orthopedic Specialty

Three orthopedic surgeons at Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital in Willits, Calif., have been trained and now perform carpal tunnel surgery using the MANOS technique, according to a Willits News report.

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Currently, there are only 40 MANOS-trained orthopedic surgeons in the country, the report said. MANOS is a 10-minute minimally invasive procedure for carpal tunnel patients that makes a 2.1 mm incision and allows patients to recover in one to two weeks instead of the usual six-week recovery time frame.

According to the report, Howard Memorial is the only hospital north of Santa Rosa, Calif., that offers the procedure.

Read the Willits News report on the MANOS technique.

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