Presentation
Numbness in 4th and 5th digits of left hand. No history of snapping.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Cubital tunnel syndrome
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There is hyperintensity with mild thickening of ulnar nerve within the cubital tunnel and at the level of medial epicondyle. Hyperintensity of ulnar nerve is also seen distal to the elbow joint up to the visualized mid forearm.
No anconeus epitrochlearis or ganglion cyst seen within the cubital tunnel.
No significant osteophyte formation seen at elbow joint.
From the case:
Cubital tunnel syndrome
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Annotated axial and coronal STIR images showing the edematous ulnar nerve.
Case Discussion
Findings are suggestive of cubital tunnel syndrome.
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