Ulnar nerve — Free Anatomy Illustration

Anatomy

Ulnar nerve

Ulnar nerve depicted as a pale yellow peripheral nerve coursing medially along the arm and forearm toward the hand, with its characteristic path passing behind the medial elbow. Show it as a long, slender to medium-thickness, slightly flattened cylindrical cord-like trunk with gentle curves or slight undulation, a smooth outer sheath, and faint fascicular texture or subtle longitudinal striations beneath the surface. The main trunk should taper at the cut ends and give off a few small distal branches, including fine terminal fibers toward the hand, while remaining clearly distinct from blood vessels. Standard anatomical or simple clipart style.

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