《Table 3 Correlation between electrodiagnostic data and postoperative outcomes:Spearman’s rank corre

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《Surgical treatment for severe cubital tunnel syndrome with absent sensory nerve conduction》

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SNAP:Sensory nerve action potential；MNCV:motor nerve conduction velocity；CMAP:compound muscle action potential；FDI:first dorsal interosseous；ADM:abductor digiti minimi；FCU:flexor carpi ulnaris；rs:correlation coefficient.

The surgical outcomes are compared between patients with absent and present SNAP in Table 5.Patients with absent SNAP experienced more residual pain（54.5%vs.30.8%，P=0.03）and weaker interosseous muscle strength（3.7 vs.4.4，P=0.001）compared with present SNAP.They also had higherpostoperative McGowan grade（P=0.01）and higher DASH score（13.1 vs.6.7，P=0.02），but there was no statistical difference in the modified Bishop score（P=0.15）.Good or excellent outcomes according to the modified Bishop score were achieved in 86.4%of cases in the absent SNAP and 92.3%of the present SNAP group，but there was no statistically significant difference（P=0.42）.