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Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, Vol 91, Issue 3, 251-251
Copyright © 1991 by American Osteopathic Association

Case Reports

Extensor indicis proprius syndrome secondary to an anomalous extensor indicis proprius muscle belly

CA Reeder and NK Pandeya

The complaint of dorsal hand pain is common among patients seen in a primary care practice. The differential diagnosis includes tenosynovial disease, ganglion, trauma, and soft-tissue tumors. Rarely is an anomalous muscle an etiologic factor. Reported here is an anomalous indicis proprius muscle that was manifested as a painful dorsal hand mass. Also discussed are the anatomic variations of the extensor indicis proprius syndrome.




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