Cubital Tunel Decompression / Ulnar Nerve Release Explained

Consultant Shoulder & Elbow Surgeon Mr. Nick Ferran exaplins what cubital tunnel syndrome is and describes what a cubital tunnel decompression entails. A cubital tunnel decompression is also referred to as an ulnar nerve release. Cubital tunnel syndrome occurs at the elbow causes shooting pain down to the little and ring fingers of the hand, numbness or pins and needles in the ring and little finger of the hand, and can cause weakness in the hand and weak grip. This is caused by pressure on the ulnar nerve at the elbow in the cubital tunnel. A cubital tunnel decompression or cubital tunnel release is a procedure to release pressure on the ulnar nerve at the elbow. Find out more about Cubital Tunnel Syndrome at https://www.shoulderandelbowlondon.co... If you have any specific queries, write in the comments section below. Get all your queries answered by Mr Nick Ferran. ------------------------------------------------------------- Call +44 207 164 6312 or email [email protected] for appointments and more information. Alternatively, click here to book an appointment for a consultation: https://www.shoulderandelbowlondon.com