Comments on: My Experience with Ulnar Decompression Surgery for Cubital Tunnel Syndrome http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/ Software Development Topics Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:36:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: timm http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2109 timm Tue, 21 Dec 2010 15:28:00 +0000 http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2109 @Jenny: My surgeon was recommended by my primary care physician. I don't know if the "most qualified" but he has performed hundreds of CuTS surgeries. I imagine there are other doctors there who are also highly qualified, you'll just want to confirm. The clinic itself is excellent. @Jenny: My surgeon was recommended by my primary care physician. I don’t know if the “most qualified” but he has performed hundreds of CuTS surgeries. I imagine there are other doctors there who are also highly qualified, you’ll just want to confirm. The clinic itself is excellent.

]]> By: Jenny Ament http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2108 Jenny Ament Tue, 21 Dec 2010 01:11:10 +0000 http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2108 Thanks for your article. I saw that you live in Cincinnati and was excited because I do, too. I looked up your doctor's info. and may schedule an appt there. Was he the most qualified in Cubital Tunnel surgery or did you just happen to get him? Thanks! Thanks for your article. I saw that you live in Cincinnati and was excited because I do, too. I looked up your doctor’s info. and may schedule an appt there. Was he the most qualified in Cubital Tunnel surgery or did you just happen to get him? Thanks!

]]> By: hospital http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2107 hospital Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:56:53 +0000 http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2107 thank you very much very nice article thank you very much very nice article

]]> By: Sheryl http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2106 Sheryl Mon, 09 Feb 2009 03:24:23 +0000 http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2106 Thank you for the information on cubital tunnel syndrome. I started noticing pain around the elbow area that would cause shooting pains down my forearm and into my hand about three months ago. I thought I had been sleeping on it the wrong way, but when the pain wouldn't go away and continued to get worse, I started to investigate carpel tunnel. As a web developer who handles some very large projects, I thought carpel tunnel was a myth, since, after all my time on computers, I hadn't gotten it. I believe you have identified the pain I've been experiencing. The pain seems to last all day and night, so much so, that removing certain articles of clothing leaves me almost screaming from the discomfort. These past two weeks have been the absolute worst. Small, simple things, like lifting laundry or opening cans and bottles, causes a great deal of pain. I will be shopping for new ergonomic office equipment, and I may have to retire the mouse altogether for a keyboard with a touch pad. Who would have thought this much pain could be caused from web development and programming? I appreciate being able to connect the symptoms to a name now, and also knowing it's not uncommon among those in our profession. Best of luck in your recovery! Thank you for the information on cubital tunnel syndrome. I started noticing pain around the elbow area that would cause shooting pains down my forearm and into my hand about three months ago. I thought I had been sleeping on it the wrong way, but when the pain wouldn’t go away and continued to get worse, I started to investigate carpel tunnel.

As a web developer who handles some very large projects, I thought carpel tunnel was a myth, since, after all my time on computers, I hadn’t gotten it.

I believe you have identified the pain I’ve been experiencing. The pain seems to last all day and night, so much so, that removing certain articles of clothing leaves me almost screaming from the discomfort.

These past two weeks have been the absolute worst. Small, simple things, like lifting laundry or opening cans and bottles, causes a great deal of pain.

I will be shopping for new ergonomic office equipment, and I may have to retire the mouse altogether for a keyboard with a touch pad.

Who would have thought this much pain could be caused from web development and programming? I appreciate being able to connect the symptoms to a name now, and also knowing it’s not uncommon among those in our profession.

Best of luck in your recovery!

]]> By: » My Experience with Ulnar Decompression Surgery for Cubital Tunnel Syndrome http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2105 » My Experience with Ulnar Decompression Surgery for Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Tue, 12 Aug 2008 09:44:49 +0000 http://www.devtopics.com/my-experience-with-ulnar-decompression-surgery-for-cubital-tunnel-syndrome/#comment-2105 [...] Read the rest of this great post here [...] [...] Read the rest of this great post here [...]

]]>