Isolated Compression of the Ulnar Nerve Motor Branch: A Case Series With 3 Unique Etiologies

Discussion Patients presenting with complaints of weakness with a positive Froment and Egawa signs but a negative Wartenberg sign and no sensory complaints can be a diagnostic dilemma. Compression of the ulnar nerve motor branch must be considered, and here we present 3 unique cases. Activity modification in those presenting early may be curative, although many ultimately require surgery. In the cases presented here, all patients experienced full resolution of their symptoms by 1 year after surgery.
Source: Annals of Plastic Surgery - Category: Cosmetic Surgery Tags: Peripheral Nerve Surgery and Research Source Type: research