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Abstract
A case of carpal-tunnel syndrome caused by an abnormal distribution of the lumbrical muscles is described. Judging from the literature studied, this seems to be a very rare etiology. It is concluded that the use of a longitudinal skin incision is of great importance for the elucidation of the etiological causes of carpal-tunnel syndrome.