Management of Secondary Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

Learning Objectives: After studying this article, the participant should be able to: 1. Describe the general anatomical features and dynamics of the ulnar nerve, as well as its most common points of potential compression. 2. Describe the clinical presentation associated with secondary cubital tunnel syndrome, with the appropriate differential diagnoses. 3. Discuss the diagnostic test results and physical findings important for determining the correct treatment for patients presenting for revision surgical treatment. 4. Discuss the different nonsurgical and surgical interventions for patients with recurrent or persistent ulnar nerve compression at the elbow.