Table I.

Patients with hypertrophic sublime tubercle who underwent UCL reconstruction.

Patient number	Age	Level	Concurrent procedures	Graft	Follow-up (mo)	Outcome	Conway outcome scale
1	25	Minor leagues		Palmaris longus autograft	28	Playing recreationally	Fair
2	18	Minor leagues	Elbow arthroscopy, posterior trochlear débridement	Palmaris longus autograft	34	Pitching professionally in minor leagues	Excellent
3	24	Minor leagues	Elbow arthroscopy, posteromedial osteophyte débridement, ulnar nerve transposition	Palmaris longus autograft	15	Returned to minor leagues	Excellent
4	26	Minor leagues		Gracilis autograft	26	Returned to pitching in minor league baseball	Excellent
5	13	High school		Palmaris longus autograft	26	Returned to pitching at previous level	Excellent
6	30	Former professional, injured playing recreationally	Ulnar nerve transposition	Semitendinosus autograft	38	Returned to playing recreationally	Excellent
7	18	High school	Elbow arthroscopy, open median nerve decompression for pronator syndrome	Palmaris longus autograft	15	Reoperation at 3 mo postop for lysis of adhesions/manipulation under anesthesia, ulnar nerve transposition, returned to previous level of competition	Excellent
8	20	College	Elbow arthroscopy and débridement, ulnar nerve transposition	Gracilis autograft	11	Returned to throwing	Pending
9	16	High school, national teams	Ulnar nerve transposition	Palmaris longus autograft	9	Throwing 105 feet with no symptoms, progressing with physical therapy with plan for fall baseball, able to return to play but not as pitcher	Pending
10	39	Recreational		Gracilis autograft	6	Started throwing progression with no symptoms	Pending