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Median nerve compression secondary to bifid reversed palmaris longus
The Journal of Hand Surgery
|May 1, 1987
Abstract:
A case of median nerve compression in the forearm caused by a bifid reversed palmaris longus muscle is reported. We are not aware of any previous description of this particular anomaly associated with compression of the median nerve.
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