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"Guyon’s canal syndrome"

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"A tunnel syndrome refers to pain, paraesthesia and weakness due to neurovascular compression, friction or traction within a confined anatomical passageway. The tunnel may be bordered by bone, muscle or tendoligamentous structures or a combination of these."

Line 1:49 · Use the Oxford comma in 'pain, paraesthesia and weakness'.

"A tunnel syndrome refers to pain, paraesthesia and weakness due to neurovascular compression, friction or traction within a confined anatomical passageway. The tunnel may be bordered by bone, muscle or tendoligamentous structures or a combination of these."

Line 1:102 · Use the Oxford comma in 'compression, friction or traction'.

"A tunnel syndrome refers to pain, paraesthesia and weakness due to neurovascular compression, friction or traction within a confined anatomical passageway. The tunnel may be bordered by bone, muscle or tendoligamentous structures or a combination of these."

Line 1:207 · Use the Oxford comma in 'bone, muscle or tendoligamentous'.
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