Hand Biomechanics Lab launches disposable blade assembly for carpal tunnel surgeries

Medical device company Hand Biomechanics Lab recently launched a blade assembly device for use in endoscopic carpal tunnel release.

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The ECTR disposable blade assembly is compatible with the 3M Agee Inside Job and MicroAire SmartRelease systems and is meant to be a more cost-effective solution for surgeons, according to a Jan. 5 new release from the company.

The device is sold in a six-pack for $545, while the current standard device is sold in a six-pack for $1,140, the company said.

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