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CLINICAL ANATOMY
卷 35, 期 2, 页码 155-173出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/ca.23798
关键词
cubital tunnel; cubital tunnel syndrome; entrapment neuropathies; Guyon's canal; nerve injury; surgery; ulnar nerve compression; ulnar tunnel syndrome
Ulnar nerve can be compressed in various ways, with common syndromes being cubital tunnel and ulnar tunnel syndrome. Understanding the anatomical background, risk factors, and clinical evaluation is crucial for accurately diagnosing and treating these conditions, as atypical changes can lead to common disorders.
The ulnar nerve can be subject to numerous types of compression. The most common are cubital tunnel and ulnar tunnel syndromes, but there are many others with more uncommon etiologies. The existence of additional communicating branches, median nerve involvement, various types of injuries, and unusual anatomical variations can be a challenge for both diagnosis and treatment. This review presents a comprehensive depiction of ulnar nerve entrapment syndromes with particular reference to their anatomical background, risk factors, and clinical evaluation. Even common disorders can result from atypical morphological changes. It is important to be familiar with them as it is a key ability in daily medical practice.
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