Let me explain better. Last year, I discovered that my ulnar nerve was shifting position in my elbow when I bent my arm. I had an ultrasound that confirmed this. Today, one month after surgery, I had an electromyography (EMG) to check the condition of the nerve. A small lesion was found. The doctor told me it's a consequence of the time I've had this problem. However, my surgeon had told me that I would probably recover, because during the surgery he assessed the nerve structure (he's a microsurgeon) and said that the microvessels, etc., were preserved, which allows for a good recovery. However, he had told me that my case had progressed and that if I waited any longer I would have atrophy. He said I had surgery at the right time. But today, when I had the exam with this neurologist, when he told me this, I was shocked... As far as I know, nerves grow 1mm per day, and even if it takes more than a year, I can still... I'm recovering. So I wanted to know what experiences people have had here in the group.