Phalen, Gardner, and La Londe report three surgically treated cases of spontaneous median nerve compression beneath the transverse carpal ligament — no prior injury, no arthritis — and describe the clinical features, operative findings, and outcomes that define what we now call carpal tunnel syndrome.
Phalen, Gardner, and La Londe report three surgically treated cases of spontaneous median nerve compression beneath the transverse carpal ligament — no prior injury, no arthritis — and describe the clinical features, operative findings, and outcomes that define what we now call carpal tunnel syndrome.