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A rare case of carpal tunnel syndrome caused by bilateral accessory palmaris longus muscles in a 48-year-old female is reported. The median nerves of this patient were compressed by the abnormal muscles, which originated from the medial side of the normal palmaris longus tendon and inserted in the hypothenar region. Clinical symptoms were improved by excision of the abnormal muscles.
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