Review Question - QID 219859

A 29-year-old male professional pitcher presents to the clinic for evaluation of elbow pain. The patient reports participating in a game until feeling a pop in his left elbow six weeks ago. He continued to pitch but began to experience a progressive decline in his velocity and accuracy. On physical exam, moving valgus stress and milking maneuvers are positive. Tinel's flexion and compression tests on the cubital tunnel were negative. He is sent for an MRI, which is shown in Figure A. He subsequently undergoes surgical repair with aspirations of returning to professional pitching. What procedure would most likely allow him to return to his previous functional status while minimizing complication rates?