Meyer F N, Pflaum B C
J Hand Surg Am. 1987 May;12(3):369-71. doi: 10.1016/s0363-5023(87)80006-0.
A case of median nerve compression at the wrist caused by a reversed palmaris longus muscle is described. Symptoms included paresthesias in the median nerve distribution and swelling on the flexor aspect of the wrist resembling tenosynovitis. The patient was a 13-year old girl, which we believe is the youngest recorded case in the literature.
本文描述了一例因掌长肌反转导致腕部正中神经受压的病例。症状包括正中神经分布区域的感觉异常以及腕部掌侧类似腱鞘炎的肿胀。患者为一名13岁女孩，我们认为这是文献记载中最年轻的病例。
