Exam and EMG/NCV: Cubital tunnel syndrome can usually be reliably diagnosed with a comprehensive history and physical exam. Electrodiagnostic studies such as emg/ncv can provide objective supportive data. If there is a mass or tumor (not a common cause) sometimes imaging studies: xray, mri, or ultrasound can be used.
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Several: History, physical exam and EMG and nerve conduction study.
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EMG: physical exam : tapping inside of the elbow over the nerve sends tingling to the pinkie and ring finger. 2 point discrimination test. Froment's test, earle's test EMG
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