Quistes ganglionares metacrónicos: caso ilustrativo

Robert J Spinner1, B Matthew Howe2, Daniel Reiser3

  • 1Department of Neurologic Surgery, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.

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Resumen

La neuropatía cubital en el canal de Guyon, a menudo causada por quistes, se explica mejor por la teoría articular. Los quistes recurrentes en este caso, a pesar del tratamiento inicial, resaltan conexiones articulares no reconocidas y vías de tejido cicatricial.

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