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  • Title
  • 1. Introduction and Surgical Approach
  • 2. Incision
  • 3. Superficial Dissection
  • 4. Identify and Preserve Medial Antebrachial Cutaneous Nerve
  • 5. Ulnar Nerve Dissection
  • 6. Release Intermuscular Septum
  • 7. Cubital Tunnel Closure
  • 8. Subcutaneous Transposition
  • 9. Assessment of Stability and Tension
  • 10. Closure

Subcutaneous Ulnar Nerve Transposition

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Jasmine Phun1; Asif M. Ilyas, MD, MBA, FACS2
1Sidney Kimmel Medical College
2Rothman Institute at Thomas Jefferson University

Procedure Outline

  1. Identify Ulnar Nerve and Examine Movement
  2. Start Dissection Posterior to the Medial Epicondyle
  3. Mobilize Nerve Circumferentially
  4. Mobilize Nerve Distally and then Proximally
  5. Transpose Ulnar Nerve Anteriorly and Complete Dissection Posteriorly
  6. Release First Branch to the FCU if Necessary
  7. Complete Dissection Distally Between the Two Heads of the FCU
  1. Mark for Submuscular Transposition with Z-Lengthening
  2. Raise Posterior Limb to Form Fascial Sling
  3. Close Fascial Sling to Anterior Skin Flap Subcutaneous Tissue to Secure Ulnar Nerve

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Article Information

Publication Date
Article ID296
Production ID0296
Volume2021
Issue296
DOI
https://doi.org/10.24296/jomi/296