Effect of end-to-side anterior interosseous nerve transfer in proximal ulnar nerve injuries: A comparative study

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No significant differences in intrinsic atrophy or functional scores between both patient groups were found.
A statistically significant improvement was noted only in the first dorsal interosseous muscle strength between the groups.
Fifteen patients with proximal ulnar nerve injuries underwent evaluation for functional outcomes post-surgery.
This study indicates that end-to-side nerve transfer may have little benefit for high ulnar nerve injuries.

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This comparative study evaluates the efficacy of end-to-side nerve transfer for ulnar nerve injuries, suggesting minimal benefit.

Yoğun et al. (2025) studied this question.

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