Revision surgery is relatively common in some peripheral nerve procedures, where multiple nerve protectors can be used (RPNI, autologous, off the shelf wraps), but the challenge is that no human studies have been done to assess and identify the AT RISK patient who may develop scarring, causing tethering and pain. Is there any research or technology that can help predict the at-risk patient to reduce the number of revisions in cases such as carpal tunnel, cubital tunnel, tarsal tunnel decompressions?