Fig. 2.
Ultrasound. Transverse images of the ulnar nerve (asterisk) moving proximal to distal (a–d). Proximally, the ulnar nerve is enlarged and hypoechoic (a). More distal, the nerve becomes attenuated and disappears into the humero-ulnar joint (d)
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