Ulnar Nerve Injury: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment. The ulnar nerve travels down the internal side of the elbow. Ulnar nerve injury or contusion caused by trauma to the ulnar nerve means often bruising injury to it near the surface of the skin. Ulnar nerve injury causes the capillaries surrounding ulnar nerve to rupture and bleed. The blood from the ruptured capillaries infiltrates the nerve. If there is direct injury to the ulnar nerve, then it results in temporary or permanent damage of the nerve. Symptoms of ulnar nerve injury are similar to ulnar nerve neuropathy. Common symptoms of ulnar nerve injury are pain, weakness in the hand, and loss of feeling, commonly in the fourth and fifth fingers.
|b|r|uË|ee) (Fr. noise) , or vascular murmur, is the abnormal sound generated by turbulent flow of blood in an artery due to either an area of partial obstruction; or a localized high rate of blood flow through an unobstructed artery.
Called also placental souffle. (brÅ«-Ä'), As an English word, bruit is correctly pronounced brÅ«t, to rhyme with boot. In U.S. medical parlance, brÅ«'Ä and brÅ«-Ä' are more often heard. In contemporary medical French, this word denotes either of the two normal heart sounds.alled also placental souffle. (brÅ«-Ä'), As an English word, bruit is correctly pronounced brÅ«t, to rhyme with boot. In U.S. medical parlance, brÅ«'Ä and brÅ«-Ä' are more often heard. In contemporary medical French, this word denotes either of the two normal heart sounds.