Bilateral snapping triceps syndrome: A case report

Figure 6 Clinical photo after anterior transposition of the ulnar nerve. A: With flexion of the elbow by 100 degrees, the medial head of the triceps is dislocated anteriorly over the medial epicondyle; B: Medial head of the triceps, located over the medial epicondyle, was resected; C: After resection, it was confirmed that flexion of the elbow did not cause any dislocation of the triceps with flexion of the elbow by 100 degrees. ME: Medial epicondyle, dashed circle: Dislocated medial head of the triceps.