Results X-ray and CT play a role in diagnosis when a bony injury is thought to be related to
the pathogenesis (ie, fracture of the hook of the hamate.) MRI plays a role where soft tissue …

Ulnar tunnel syndrome indicates ulnar neuropathy at different sites within the wrist. Several
classifications of ulnar tunnel syndrome are present in literature, based upon typical nerve …

Peripheral nerves in the upper extremities are at risk of injury and entrapment because of
their superficial nature and length. Injury can result from trauma, anatomic abnormalities …

Ulnar neuropathy is a common compressive peripheral neuropathy with a reported
incidence in the general population of 24.7 cases per 100,000 person-years. 1 Compression …

Several peripheral nerves are prone to compression at entrapment sites, including the
median nerve at the wrist, ulnar nerve neuropathy at the elbow (UNE), and fibular (peroneal) …

Purpose This article aims to review the pertinent anatomy, etiopathogenesis, current clinical
and radiological concepts and principles of management in case of upper limb entrapment …

Guyon canal (GC) syndrome is a rare peripheral neuropathy involving the distal part of the
ulnar nerve. Several causes are associated with GC syndrome, including anatomic …

In this article, two cases of ulnar nerve neuropathy in Guyon's canal caused by a ganglion
cyst are reported. A review of the literature found 73 cases reported in 35 articles of ulnar …

Background The use of corticosteroids has become a part of the standard of care in various
pathologies but their use in peripheral nerve injury treatment is limited. Given corticosteroids' …

To present the clinical features of less common entrapment neuropathies of upper limbs,
introduce diagnostic tools, comment on the general bases of treatment, and create …