Lipoma causing Guyon's canal syndrome: a case report and review

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引用：

Sreekumar NC, Bhandari PL, Sreelesh LS, Thushara KR. Lipoma causing Guyon's cana

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作者：

Narayanathu Chellappantilla Sreekumar, Panambur La

作者单位：

Department of Plastic Surgery, Govt. Medical Colle

出版年份：

2014

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118-120

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摘要：

Compression of the ulnar nerve in Guyon's canal leads to Guyon's canal syndrome. Lipoma is a rare cause of such compressions with only 12 cases reported previously. We report a 55-year-old man who presented with swelling in the left hand with decreased sensation in the ring and little fingers. Magnetic resonance imaging revealed high signals in T1-weighted and T2-weighted images with suppression of the short T1 inversion recovery signal, suggestive of lipoma. On exploration a well-encapsulated, dumbbell-shaped, fatty tumor was seen in the hypothenar space and Guyon's canal. The tumor was enucleated in toto. At 6-month follow-up, the patient had fully regained sensation. A review of the literature is presented for similar cases where a lipoma was the cause of Guyon's canal syndrome.

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