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Is surgery still an option in suspected cubital tunnel syndrome if non surgical treatment & corticosteroids have failed but ncs came back normal?
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Elbow pain: Depends on symptoms, many times a medial epicondylitis accompanies that problem. Make sure u get seen by an upper extremity specialist
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