Much less often, compression can occur at the wrist, a condition sometimes known as Guyon canal syndrome. Ulnar nerve entrapment symptoms also include a weak grip, difficulty controlling movement, and ...

Although the patients complain about treatment (NSAIDs [non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs], physical ... Figure 1: Ulnar entrapment may be caused by direct trauma (or even microtrauma) to the ...

This article describes a patient with initial neuralgia without dermatomal lesions that was treated as ulnar nerve entrapment syndrome until manifestation of herpetiform cutaneous lesions appeared. It ...

A study found that successful treatment of ACNES significantly reduced these visceral symptoms, suggesting that the abdominal pain associated with nerve entrapment may also manifest as ...

You’ll find: Cubital tunnel syndrome is a peripheral nerve disorder in which the ulnar nerve is compressed, or pinched. This condition is also called ulnar nerve entrapment at the elbow. The ulnar ...

Posterior cutaneous nerve entrapment syndrome (POCNES) has recently been proposed as a cause of back ... Almost all patients showed a reduction in pain at the first treatment (as seen in ACNES/LACNES) ...

3-5 Similar nerve entrapment disorders may also occur: 3-5 Cubital tunnel syndrome, with the ulnar nerve in the elbow Tarsal tunnel syndrome, with the tibial nerve that runs along the inner leg near ...

EDS, US and MRI were performed within maximum 2 weeks, and measurements were made by different doctors who were blind to other measurments. EDS was started with median and ulnar nerve motor conduction ...