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Table 1: Details of previously reported cases of        REFERENCES
          Guyon’s canal lipoma
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           profi le                       lipoma               2.  Hunt JR. Occupation neuritis of the deep palmar branch of the ulnar nerve.

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           54/female Right  7 years Motor  NA  Grantham [3]       1908;35:673-89.
           36/male  Right 3 months Motor  2.7 × 1.4 McFarland and   3.   Grantham SA. Ulnar compression in the loge de Guyon.  JAMA
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           53/male  Right  2 days  Combined  6.5 ×  Zahrawi [5]  4.   McFarland GB Jr, Hoffer MM. Paralysis of the intrinsic muscles of the hand
                                         3.7 × 2                  secondary to lipoma in Guyon’s tunnel. J Bone Joint Surg Am 1971;53:375-6.
           74/female Right 3 months Combined  1.5 × 1 Sakai [6]  5.   Zahrawi F. Acute compression ulnar neuropathy at Guyon’s canal resulting
                                                                  from lipoma. J Hand Surg Am 1984;9:238-9.
           61/female Right  2 years Sensory  5 × 4 × 2 Galeano et al. [7]  6.   Sakai K, Tsutsui T, Aoi M, Sonobe H, Murakami H. Ulnar neuropathy caused by
           49/female Right  6 years Sensory  5 × 2  Galeano et al. [7]  a lipoma in Guyon’s canal – case report. Neurol Med Chir (Tokyo) 2000;40:335-8.
           64/male  Left  NA  Sensory     NA   Bui-Mansfi eld   7.   Galeano M, Colonna M, Risitano G. Ulnar tunnel syndrome secondary to
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           8/male  Right  3 years No      3.3 ×  Ulusal et al. [9]  8.  Bui-Mansfi eld LT, Williamson M, Wheeler DT, Johnstone F. Guyon’s canal
                                        5.5 × 4.4                 lipoma causing ulnar neuropathy. AJR Am J Roentgenol 2002;178:1458.
           42/female Right  2 years Sensory  4 × 3  Balakrishnan   9.   Ulusal BG, Gorgu M, Durmus EU, Ayhan M. A large Guyon’s lanal lipoma
                                               et al. [10]        without neuropathy in a child. Eur J Orthop Surg Traumatol 2004;14:161-4.
           36/female Right 6 months Combined  NA  Rohilla et al. [11]  10.  Balakrishnan A, Chang YJ, Elliott DA, Balakrishnan C. Intraneural lipoma of
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           66/male  Left  2 years Combined  NA  Ozdemir et al. [12]  Surg 2012;20:e42-3.
           37/male  Left  2 years Sensory  3 × 2 ×  Paget et al. [13]  11.  Rohilla S, Yadav RK, Dhaulakhandi DB. Lipoma of Guyon’s canal causing
                                          1.5                     ulnar neuropathy. J Orthop Traumatol 2009;10:101-3.
           55/male  Left  3.5 years Sensory  6.5 ×  Present case  12.  Ozdemir O, Calisaneller T, Gerilmez A, Gulsen S, Altinors N. Ulnar nerve
                                         4 × 2.5                  entrapment in Guyon’s canal due to a lipoma. J Neurosurg Sci 2010;54:125-7.
                                                              13.  Paget J, Patel N, Manushakian J. Ulnar nerve compression in Guyon’s canal:
           NA: Not available
                                                                  MRI does not always have the answer. J Surg Case Rep 2013;2013:pii: rjs043.
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          be exercised while approaching these tumors as the nerve   wrist. J Bone Joint Surg Am 1969;51:1095-103.
          fibers may be splayed and embedded in the capsule.   15.  Wu JS, Morris JD, Hogan GR. Ulnar neuropathy at the wrist: case report
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          contain nerve fibers and the tumor carefully enucleated.
          It is difficult to predict whether a tumor in our case grew   How to cite this article: Sreekumar NC, Bhandari PL, Sreelesh LS,
          into Guyon’s canal from the hypothenar space or grew   Thushara KR. Lipoma causing Guyon's canal syndrome: a case report
          out of Guyon’s canal. As tumors grow in areas of least   and review. Plast Aesthet Res 2014;1:118-20.
          resistance, it is less likely that the lipoma would have   Source of Support: Nil, Confl ict of Interest: None declared.
          entered the tight compartment.                       Received: 29-06-2014; Accepted: 10-08-2014







































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