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Clinical signs of ulnar nerve involvement at the wrist level were found in a 51-year-old man. The electrophysiological changes were indicative of a median nerve involvement in the carpal tunnel. At operation, the compressed ulnar nerve was found in the carpal tunnel, together with the median nerve. This localization of the ulnar has not been described previously.

Two cases of femoral nerve lesions are reported, one in the pelvic region, and one in the femoral triangle. In both cases, secondary microsurgical autografting resulted in a good functional and electrophysiological recovery.