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  • Ulnar Nerve InjuriesUlnar Nerve Injuries

    This injury is usually the result of excessive valgus stress on the elbow during repeated throwing (especially during the cocking phase of a throw). Sometimes a direct injury to the nerve within the cubital tunnel (“hitting your funny bone”) will result in nerve damage. Symptoms include tingling and numbness in the ring and pinky fingers. This may occur during or after throwing or with prolonged bending of the elbow.

    Changing throwing technique, bracing if necessary, and therapeutic exercise may be helpful. If the problem persists, or there is prolonged weakness, then surgery is indicated.

  • Possible Treatments

    • Cryotherapy or Cold Therapy
      Video
    • Elbow Active Range of Motion
      Video
    • Elbow Joint Mobilization
      Video
    • Elbow Passive Range of Motion
      Video
    • Elbow Resistive Range of Motion
      Video
    • Foam Roll Exercise
      Video
    • Isometric Exercise
      Video
    • Physical Agents
  • Possible Treatment Goals

    • Decrease Risk of Reoccurrence
    • Improve Function
    • Improve Muscle Strength and Power
    • Decrease Nerve Compression
    • Increase Oxygen to Tissues
    • Self-care of Symptoms
    • Improve Safety
    • Improve Tolerance for Prolonged Activities
  • Additional Resources

    • 3d Anatomy of the elbow
    • Hand Fractures
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