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Introduction: The long‐term results of neurophysiological recovery after carpal tunnel release in patients with diabetes have not been studied. Methods: Thirty‐five patients with diabetes and carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) were matched with 31 patients without diabetes who had idiopathic CTS, and 27 and 30 patients, respectively, participated in this follow‐up study. Nerve conduction results at 5 years...
To compare clinical outcomes 5 years after carpal tunnel release among patients with and without diabetes.In a prospective consecutive series, 35 patients with diabetes (median age, 54 y; 15 type 1 and 20 type 2 diabetes) with carpal tunnel syndrome were age- and sex-matched with 31 control patients without diabetes (median age, 51 y) with idiopathic carpal tunnel syndrome. Exclusion criteria were...
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