Ulnar Nerve Release

Ulnar nerve compression, often referred to as cubital tunnel syndrome, can cause numbness, tingling, or weakness in your hand and fingers. While ulnar nerve release surgery can relieve pressure and restore function, maintaining those results requires mindful habits and proper care. Here’s how you can help prevent ulnar nerve compression from returning and keep your arm […]

If your ulnar nerve is exposed to undue pressure, you could experience chronic numbness or pain in your arms and hands. Pressure on the ulnar nerve is often the result of Cubital tunnel syndrome. The cubital tunnel is a narrow space near the elbow that the nerve runs through, but if there is too much tissue

The use of our hands plays a critical function in our daily lives. Everything from the sense of touch to lifting objects, our hands are responsible for many of our essential functions. Not being able to use them to their highest capacity represents a significant issue. Compromised hand use is one of the major effects

Whether playing Stevens Park or Dallas National, golf’s big around here and across Texas. If you play enough, you may have developed a condition colloquially known as “golfer’s elbow.” You can see why people call it that. The clinical term is ulnar nerve entrapment or cubital tunnel syndrome. At Texas Neurosurgery, we can treat golfer’s

You’ve heard of carpal tunnel syndrome, which affects the nerves running through a narrow passageway in the wrist, the carpal tunnel. But what about cubital tunnel syndrome? Probably never heard of it, huh? This other “syndrome” needs a better publicist, as it can be a serious, painful condition that affects the elbow, arm, and ring