Nerve passing through medial epicondyle:

Correct Answer: Ulnar
Description: Ans. (a) UlnarRef : BDC 6th ed. vol. I / 93; Gray 822, 29, 37* Nerve passing through medial epicondyle is ulnar nerve. Very often when we hit our elbow on any surface, the current like feeling in arm, is due to ulnar nerve injury.* Medial epicondyle fracture causes injury to ulnar nerve.# Ulnar nerve palsy causes partial claw hand.# Claw hand-sensory loss of medial 1 Vi digits.# Weakness of grip (paralysis of intrinsic muscle)# Loss of flexion of MCP (lumbricals and interossei)# Loss of adduction of thumb
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