Ulnar neuropathy

It's not uncommon that we see somebody for carpal tunnel syndrome.

They have carpal tunnel syndrome just as their referring physician suspected, and we find a C5 radiculopathy, or we find a C7 radiculopathy, or we find ulnar neuropathy, or even some other musculoskeletal d- condition, rotator cuff tendinopathy, cervical spondylosis, myofascial pain, et cetera, et cetera.

Diagnostic pathways.

So, you know, when we get a patient, we wanna first confirm or find the diagnosis such as carpal tunnel syndrome, uh, including classic cases.

Again, our treatment is driven-- treatment recommendations are driven by H&P, our ultrasound, and electrodiagnosis.

So a little bit of that, um, and then there's my family, so.

All right, next we have, uh, Dr. Austin Grant with ulnar neuropathy.

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