Results
cubital tunnel syndrome
CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
Table Baseline characteristics of cubital tunnel syndrome patients treated with intraoperative electrical stimulation (ES) and controlValues were shown as The sensory and motor functions of cubital tunnel syndrome patients after 1-month and 6-month follow-up were evaluated by the BMRC scale. As shown in Table Comparison of sensory and motor functions of cubital tunnel syndrome patients treated with intraoperative electrical stimulation (ES) and controlValues were expressed as The strength of muscle was assessed by the Lovett scale. As shown in Table Comparison of Lovett muscle grading of cubital tunnel syndrome patients treated with intraoperative electrical stimulation (ES) and controlValues were expressed as The key pinch strength and grip strength of the cubital tunnel syndrome patients were also evaluated. Before the surgery, both key pinch strength and grip strength showed no significant differences between the two groups (Fig. Comparisons of Grip strength (Before the surgery, both MCV and CMAP showed no significant differences (Fig. Comparisons of motor conductivity velocity (MCV) (