DOI: 10.36347/sasjs.2021.v07i06.015

Pages: 323-325

Palmar compressive lipoma of the median nerve is relatively rare. It is often expressed as a tumor syndrome compressing the flexor tendons and compressing the median nerve. We present the case of a patient who initially consulted for a carpal tunnel syndrome associated with a mass in the wrist that progressively increased in size. We discuss the unusual character of the localization, the interest and the difficulty of an excision of this type of lesion.