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Fig. 6. —18-year-old woman with primary nerve suture after traumatic dissection of ulnar nerve at level of forearm. Longitudinal sonogram shows part of nerve fascicles in normal continuity (long arrows), but gap at surface of nerve, with discontinuity of some nerve fibers. Although continuous fascicles appear normal, there is marked edematous swelling of discontinuous elements (short arrow).





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