Cubital tunnel syndrome

The cubital tunnel is located in the internal part of the cubital joint where the cubital nerve passes. The most common disorders are numbness of the little and ring finger. In the case of long-term compression of this nerve, wasting of the hand muscles occurs, and it is no longer possible to perform accurate finger movements.

Endoscopic or conventional surgery can be performed. During the surgery an incision is made in the internal surface of the cubital joint, and under direct visual control or endoscopically, the ligament is divided and the nerve is released to reduce the pressure in the cubital tunnel.

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Cubital tunnel syndrome
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Certified plastic surgeon, microsurgeon, hand surgeon.
Certified plastic surgeon, microsurgeon, hand surgeon
Head of the Latvian Microsurgery Center. Certified traumatologist-orthopedist, microsurgeon, hand surgeon
Doctor of Medical Sciences. Certified plastic surgeon
Certified plastic surgeon, microsurgeon, hand surgeon.
Certified plastic surgeon, microsurgeon, hand surgeon
Certified plastic surgeon, microsurgeon, hand surgeon
Certified traumatologist-orthopaedist, microsurgeon, hand surgeon
Certified plastic surgeon
Certified plastic surgeon
Certified plastic surgeon
Certified plastic surgeon
Certified traumatologist-orthopedist
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, Microsurgeon, Hand Surgeon
Certified plastic surgeon, microsurgeon, hand surgeon
FAQ

Can cubital tunnel syndrome be cured without surgery?

Yes, in most cases, uncomplicated cubital canal syndrome can be treated with medication, stretching of the elbow at night, and physiotherapy. Surgery should be considered if you experience persistent numbness, weakness, and muscle abrasion in your little finger or chronic pain.

Does steroid blockade help with cubital tunnel syndrome?

No, because the origin of cubital canal syndrome is mechanical and not related to inflammatory synovitis or edema.

Operation price

Cubital tunnel syndrome

from 1270 €

Cubital tunnel syndrome treatment cost includes surgery, anesthesia, hospital stay.

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