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In addition, there are many other causes of ulnar neuritis, including thickening of the overlying ulnar collateralligament, medial epicondylitis, adhesions, muscle hypertrophy, direct trauma, and callus from a fracture of the medial epicondyle. The snapping medial head of the triceps muscle may also produce displacement and compression of the ulnar nerve, shown best with elbow flexion [46]. MRI can be used to identify these abnormalities and to assess the ulnar nerve itself. When compressed, the nerve may become enlarged and edematous.
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