We specialize in treating peripheral nerve injuries including:

•  Carpal tunnel syndrome (median nerve)
•  Radial tunnel syndrome (radial nerve)
•  Posterior interosseous nerve entrapment
•  Sciatic nerve pain
•  Peroneal neuropathy (peroneal nerve)
•  Tarsal tunnel syndrome (tibial nerves)
•  Morton’s neuroma (nerve pain in the foot)

Traditional treatments — bracing, physical therapy, steroid injections, or surgery — may offer temporary relief but often come with downtime or risk of complications.

At the Albano Clinic, we use ultrasound-guided hydrodissection with PRP or regenerative cells to precisely release nerve entrapments. This technique:

•  Surrounds the nerve with fluid (“dissecting” it free from scar tissue or entrapment)
•  Delivers growth factors that promote healing
•  Reduces inflammation and restores more normal nerve function
•  Often eliminates the need for surgical release

Carpal tunnel release surgery, while common, still involves cutting the ligament over the tunnel and carries risks such as persistent numbness, infection, or nerve damage.

In a 12-month case study, we found that PRP hydrodissection works at least as well as surgery for moderate to severe carpal tunnel syndrome — helping patients regain hand strength and sensation without incision or downtime.