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Bowler'S thumb in a baseball player: a case report.

A professional baseball player presented with a tender, painful and clinically enlarged ulnar digital nerve to the thumb which prevented him from batting. Thumb sensation was normal. At surgery, a 1.5 cm-length of the digital nerve was found to be thickened and enlarged. His condition was cured by detaching the adductor tendon and transplanting the nerve dorsal to the adductor muscle.