Traumatic neuroma - ulnar nerve at elbow
- Integral Diagnostics, Shareholder (ongoing)
- Micro-X Ltd, Shareholder (ongoing)
Updates to Study Attributes
A defect within the cubital tunnel retinaculum measuring 5 mm in length (blue line, image A) with evidence of ulnar nerve fascicles outpouching through it measures 14 x 4 mm (yellow outline, image A).
Just distally there is partial nerve injury with loss of the medial portion of the nerve fascicles at the level of the cubital tunnel (red arrow, image B) followed by focal nodular circumferential thickening of the ulnar nerve just distal to the cubital tunnel measures 7 x 8 x 11 mm with circumferential of about 33 mm2 (in comparison with the average circumferential diameter of about 8 mm2) denoting central traumatic neuroma (white arrow, image C).
Post-contrast images show no abnormal enhancement.
Image 8 ( destroy )
Image 8 ( destroy )
Image 8 ( destroy )
Image 15 MRI (PD fat sat) ( create )
Image 15 MRI (PD fat sat) ( create )
Image 15 MRI (PD fat sat) ( create )
Updates to Case Attributes
Imaging findings demonstrate partial injury to the ulnar nerve at the level of the cubital tunnel associated with a focal defect in OsborenOsborn's ligament, herniation of the nerve fibres through this defect, and distal central traumatic neuroma formation.
-<p>Imaging findings demonstrate partial injury to the ulnar nerve at the level of the cubital tunnel associated with a focal defect in Osboren's ligament, herniation of the nerve fibres through this defect, and distal central traumatic neuroma formation.</p>- +<p>Imaging findings demonstrate partial injury to the ulnar nerve at the level of the cubital tunnel associated with a focal defect in Osborn's ligament, herniation of the nerve fibres through this defect, and distal central traumatic neuroma formation.</p>
Unable to process the form. Check for errors and try again.