Abstract
An intraneural ganglion is rare, and involvement of an articular nerve may suggest a possible pathogenesis. We report an intraneural ganglion of the ulnar nerve with a connection to the distal radioulnar joint via the articular branch. We excised the ganglion, the stalk, and the articular branch. To date, there has been no recurrence.
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