Blutiges Schröpfen beim Karpaltunnelsyndrom

Dieser Fallbericht zeigt die Behandlung einer Patientin, die im 3. Schwangerschaftstrimenon eine Karpaltunnelsymptomatik entwickelt hat und mit blutigem Schröpfen erfolgreich behandelt werden konnte.

Publication History

Article published online:
16 August 2021

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