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Just got results back from ultrasound for cubital tunnel. follow up app isnt for 2 weeks. what does it mean if the ulnar nerve appears hypoechoic in the cubital tunnel with asymmetric enlarged appearance of one of the fascicles within the nerve.?
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This is a question best answered by the involved physicians, as they can clinically correlate, knowing you best. Would speculate, based upon your post, that your ulnar nerve is inflamed and likely compressed within the cubital tunnel.
Answered 5/1/2022
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