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Fig. 2B. —16-year-old girl with carpal tunnel syndrome and bifid median nerve. Sagittal sonogram of abnormal wrist shows ulnar trunk (open arrows, between x's, "1") on left side of image and radial trunk (solid arrows, between +'s, "2") on right side of image of bifid median nerve. L = lunate. Note abnormal hypoechogenicity of median nerve and flexor retinaculum (arrowhead).

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