Sono surgery is designed for patients with moderate to severe carpal tunnel syndrome who have not achieved relief through conservative treatments such as splinting, therapy, or injections. It offers a minimally invasive solution for those seeking faster recovery, reduced downtime, and a quicker return to normal daily activities without the burden of traditional surgery.
A shift in carpal tunnel treatment
Sono surgery represents a paradigm shift in carpal tunnel treatment. With its cutting-edge technology and patient-centric approach, it addresses the limitations of traditional surgical techniques. This method is not only transforming how surgeons approach carpal tunnel release but also redefining patient expectations for recovery and results.
Surgeons across the United States now have access to advanced sono-instruments® technology bringing a new standard of care to carpal tunnel treatment.
The tool that is changing carpal tunnel sugery in the US
The surgeon uses a linear ultrasound probe to visualize the carpal tunnel area, guiding the Sono-Instrument® to release the targeted ligament. The instrument's design, including echogenic markers and precise cutting tips, ensures safety and effectiveness throughout the process.
Sono-Instruments® have been successfully adopted in Europe and are now making an impact in the U.S. healthcare system. Surgeons and medical professionals praise the technology for its simplicity, safety, and transformative potential in patient care.
By combining cutting-edge engineering and medical expertise, Spirecut’s Sono-Instruments® are setting a new standard for carpal tunnel and trigger finger surgeries, redefining what patients and surgeons can expect from these procedures.
How things are changing so far
5,000+
Procedures performed globally
24 hrs
Typical return to normal hand use
0 incisions
True percutaneous approach
100% local
Procedure performed under local anaesthetic
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