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"Carpal tunnel surgery is the one procedure where I can promise my patients they'll be pain-free afterwards and able to sleep through the night again," says Prof. Dr. Helen Abel in the latest episode of FEEL GOOD, LIVE BETTER. She shares why this Munich-based hand surgeon favors open surgery over minimally invasive techniques, why the outlook for keeping fingers mobile with arthritis is now far more promising, and how to easily avoid an avocado hand injury.

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