Discussion Non-localizing neuropathy is a familiar pattern in the clinical EMG laboratory.
Nerve conduction and EMG findings are involved in one nerve only. The involved nerve may …

A 64-year-old woman underwent a left ulnar nerve sub-muscular transposition for 18 months
of symptoms attributed to cubital tunnel syndrome. She was referred 6 months …

A9-YEAR-OLD GIRL PRE-sented with gradu-ally progressive weakness and wasting of the
right hand, without pain, paresthesia, or numbness. There was no trauma, exposure to …

• We describe a young man with classic symptoms of isolated ulnar mononeuropathy, whose
nerve conduction studies showed a severe conduction block of the ulnar nerve between the …

Ulnar neuropathy at the wrist (UNW) is rare, and always challenging to localize. To increase
the sensitivity and specificity of the diagnosis of UNW many authors advocate the stimulation …

DISCUSSION These electrodiagnostic studies demonstrate a severe axonotmetic ulnar
injury in the upper forearm, just proximal to the site where the MGA joined the ulnar nerve …

A 39-year-old man presented with fluctuating muscle tightness in the right upper extremity,
most prominent around digit 3–5 with episodic paresthesias. Nerve conduction studies …

Precise electrophysiologic localization of ulnar neuropathy at the wrist (UNW) is often
problematic. In the last year, we evaluated only two patients who presented clinically with …

Motor conduction block is one of the well-known neurophysiologic features of primary
demyelinating polyneuropathy. In contrast, activity-dependent conduction block (motor …

Dear Editor, We have read with interest the neuro-images article by Zubair and co-workers
about the diagnosis of ulnar neuropathy associated with an accessory epitrochlearis …