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Medical conditionulnar of the nerve Ulare Incapmentanatomy of NervespecialtyNeurology, ulnare trapping of the nerve is a condition in which the ulnar nerve is physically trapped or crushed, resulting in pain, numbness or weakness, which mainly affects the little finger and the annular of the hand. Trapping can take place at any point of cervical spine Vertebra C7 on the wrist; The most common point is trapped in the elbow (cubital tunnel syndrome). Prevention is mainly through the correct posture and avoiding repetitive or constant effort (for example "mobile elbow" [necessary quote]). Treatment is usually conservative, including drugs, changes activity and exercise, but sometimes it can include surgery. The prognosis is generally good, with slight or moderate symptoms often resolve spontaneously. Signs and symptoms In general, ulnar neuropathy will translate into symptoms of a certain anatomical distribution, which hits the little finger, the ulnar of the annular finger, and the intrinsic muscles of the hand. Specific symptoms experience in characteristic distribution depend on the specific UNAR-nerve implementation position. The symptoms of ulnar neuropathy can be motion, sensory, or both depending on the position of the lesion. consistent motion symptoms of muscle weakness; Sensory symptoms or paresthesia consist of numbness or tingling in the areas innervated by the ulnar nerve. [necessary quote] Proximal Impingement is associated with mixed symptoms, such as the proximal nerve consisting of sensitive and motor mixed. Distal impingement is associated with variable symptoms, as the ulnar nerve separates near the hand in the distinct motor and sensory branches. In the cubital tunnel syndrome (a proximal impingement), sensory and motors symptoms tend to occur in a given sequence. Initially, there can be numbness of the small and ulnar fourth finger that can be transient. If the impact is not correct, numbness can become constant and progress to the hand weakness. A position of the characteristic characteristic rest of a "ulnar claw", where the small and annular huddles, occurs late in the disease and is a sign of severe neuropathy. On the contrary, in the guyon channel syndrome (distal impingement) motors and claw hand symptoms can be more pronounced, a phenomenon known as an ulnar paradox. Even the back of the hand will have normal feeling. [Necessary quote] Diagnosis The distinct hand innervation usually allows the diagnosis of an ulnar nerve impingement alone symptoms. Ulnare damage to the nerves that causes the paralysis of these muscles will translate into an ulnar claw position characteristic of the hand at rest. Clinical tests, such as the tab for the decent sign, can be easily performed for ulnar nerve assessment. However, a complete diagnosis should identify the conflict source, and radiographic images can be necessary to determine or rule-out a underlying cause. [Necessary quote] Imaging studies, such as ultrasound or magnetic resonance, can reveal anatomical anomalies or impact responsible masses. Furthermore, imaging can show the secondary signs of damage to the nerves that further confirms the diagnosis of Impingement. The signs of damage to the nervous system include flattening of the nerve, swelling of the proximal nerve to the lesion site, anomalous aspect of nerves, or changes characteristic to the muscles innervated by the nerve. [1] Differential diagnosis symptoms of ulnar neuropathy or neuritis do not necessarily indicate a physical impact of the nerve; Any lesion to the ulnar nerve can cause identical symptoms. Furthermore, other functional disorders can cause nerve irritation and are not true "Impingement". For example, anterior dislocation and "coupling" of the nerve Through the elbow medial can cause ulnar neuropathy. [2] Trapping of other important sensory nerves of higher extremities cause deficits in other distribution models. Trapping of the median nerve causes carpal carpal Syndrome, which is characterized by numbness in the inch, index, medium, and the half of the ring finger. Radial nerve compression causes the back of the hand and the thumb, and is much rare. [Source] An easy way to distinguish between meaningful median and ulnar nerve lesions is testing for weakness in flexion and extension of the hand. Median nerve lesions are with difficulty flexing the index and middle finger when trying to make a punch. However, with an ulnar nerve lesion, the little finger and the annular cannot be unflexed when you try to extend your fingers. [Necessary quote] Some people are affected by multiple nerve compressions, which can complicate diagnosis. [3] Ulnare classification Nerve trapping is classified at the entrapment position. The ulnar nerve passes through a series of small spaces because the courses through the medial side of the superior end, and these points the ?

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