Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Clinical Trial
Official title:
Electrical Nerve Stimulation of the Ulnar Nerve During Cubital Tunnel Decompression Surgery: Does it Improve Long Term Functional Outcomes?
Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow. This leads
to symptoms such as chronic hand weakness, numbness and pain. This is usually treated with a
surgical procedure where the nerve is decompressed. Research has shown that nerve simulators
speed up the recovery of nerves following injury. The purpose of our research is to examine
the difference in patient outcomes after the nerve decompression surgery with and without
nerve stimulation.
Our research questions is: What are the differences in long term functional outcomes of
patients that have ulnar nerve decompression surgery with and without nerve stimulation?
1. Patients will be seen in University of Chicago clinics, if they are diagnosed with
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, they will be approached to be enrolled in our study
2. If they fit inclusion and exclusion criteria, failed conservative management, and
consent to be part of the study, they will be scheduled for Cubital Tunnel Surgery and
randomized into intervention/non-intervention group
3. Patients will have pre-operative subjective pain and upper extremity function surveys
and objective hand strength/sensation measurements done by a blinded Occupational
Therapist in University of Chicago Occupational Therapy Clinic. Patient will also have
a pre-operative EMG done.
4. Patient will be discharged following surgery and followed up at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6
months, 12 months. EMG will be done at 3 months and the same outcome measurements (Pain
scores, PRUNE evaluation, QuickDash Questionnaire, Michigan hand Questionnaire, grip
strength, sensation measurements) will be taken at each postoperative visit by the same
blinded occupational therapist
5. Data will be compared pre and postoperatively
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