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Sleep palsy (Saturday-night palsy) of the deep radial nerve. Case report.

A patient with a long-recognized asymptomatic lipoma adjacent to the deep radial nerve developed paralysis of this nerve from a compression similar to the sleep palsy, or "Saturday-night palsy," mechanism.

R. Pallini | E. Fernandez | G. Talamonti

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