A 20-year-old male baseball player went to his primary care physician because he was experiencing pain in his right arm. There was no specific baseball injury reported, but he did use his right hand for catching and throwing the ball. He also had numbness in his hand, arm muscle weakness, and a prickling sensation.
Could it be Cubital tunnel syndrome? Carpal tunnel syndrome? Thoracic outlet syndrome? Elbow Injury?
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