Symptoms can include: 1  abdominal pain and tenderness (often on the lower right side of the abdomen) 2  chronic diarrhea. 3  delayed development and stunted growth (in children)  feeling of a mass or fullness in the lower right 1  abdomen. fever.  rectal 1  bleeding. weight  loss.
What is Cubital Tunnel Syndrome? The Cubital Tunnel Syndrome is a medical condition that is referred by most medical practitioners as ulnar nerve entrapment. The condition is brought by the increase pressure on the ulnar nerve (nerve that is situated alongside the ulna bone). The path along the cubital tunnel is obstructed, thus causing for the syndrome. The compression can lead to the sensations of pins or needles in a personâs fingers.
ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION AT THE ELBOW. Cubital tunnel syndrome. Compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow is second only to carpal tunnel syndrome as a source of nerve entrapment in the upper extremity. The nerve can become compressed at a number of sites from 10 cm proximal to the elbow to 5 cm below the joint.