Ulnar artery
The Clinical Significance of Ulnar Artery Morphology in Artificial Arterial-Venous Fistula for Hemodialysis
... the ulnar artery was exposed. The origin of the ulnar artery (Figure 1) and its internal and external diameters were examined using a vernier calliper, ruler, and ...the ulnar ...
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HIGH ORIGIN OF ABERRENT ULNAR ARTERY – A CASE REPORT .......
... of ulnar artery is a rare variation where the artery takes origin either from axillary artery or from brachi- al artery in axilla or arm correspondingly and runs a superficial course in ...
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A rare variant of the ulnar artery with important clinical implications: a case report
... The ulnar artery can present several anatomical varia- ...brachioulnar artery that, instead of travelling over the anterior aspect of the forearm muscles, as is usually the case in this variant of ...
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High origin of a superficial ulnar artery arising from the axillary artery: anatomy, embryology, cinical significance and a review of the literature
... superficial ulnar artery (SUA) is defined as an ulnar artery which branches from the axillary, brachial or superficial brachial arteries, courses over the fore- arm flexor muscles and coexists ...
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A case of congenital aneurysm of the ulnar artery of the palm
... Congenital aneurysms of the palm are uncommon in the pediatric population compared to aneurysms in adults. A seven-month-old boy presented with a true aneurysm of the ulnar artery with reconstruction with ...
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Brachial artery, its Branching Pattern and variations with its clinical applications
... arterial trunk runs superficial to the nerve, this is the "arteria brachialis superficialis". It may replace the main trunk, or it may be accompanied by an equally important, less important, or more important ...
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Invasive and Non-Invasive Cardiology | Peer Reviewed Journal
... radial artery spasm to RAO ...homolateral ulnar artery compression as an effective method for the treatment of acute RAO, particularly in patients with very- low and low-dose of heparin ...continuous ...
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Retained Intrauterine Foetal Bones: A Review of Literature
... The SPA is the center of attraction for most of the procedures and traumatic events in the hand. The hand surgeon needs to refer to the existence and healthy function of the arch before surgical procedures such as, ...
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Thrombosis of the brachial artery – a rare and devastating complication after a simple closed posterolateral elbow dislocation
... radial artery con- nects to the proximal part of the brachial artery through the anterior branch of the deep brachi- al artery, and the ulnar artery has its connection through superior ...
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... brachial artery continues as the ACNM or the common interosseous ...variant artery, stemming from the AB in the middle of the arm, bifurcates superficially in the cubi- tal fossa into the ACNM and the ...
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Major Complication Secondary to Percutaneous Radial Artery Catheterization in the Neonate
... Suggested sites for these lines have in- cluded the umbilical artery, temporal artery, radial artery, posterior tibial artery, dorsalis pedis artery, and the ulnar artery.. It is well ap[r] ...
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Superficial brachial artery: a possible cause for idiopathic median nerve entrapment neuropathy
... and ulnar arteries. Brachial artery (BA) terminated as deep brachial ...radial artery (RA). BA terminated as ulnar artery (UA), anterior and posterior interosseous ...
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Anatomical variations of the superficial and deep palmar arches
... radial artery is ischaemia of the soft tissues of the ...radial artery for use in bypass ...radial artery to the ulnar ...ulnar artery. Type S-III (15%) is formed by anastomosis ...
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The incidence of a superficial arterial pattern in the human upper extremities
... brachio-ulno-radial artery (SBUR). The median nerve crossed the superficial brachial artery (SBA) from the posterior to the medial side and again posterior to the same at the cubital ...brachial ...
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Study the Anatomical Variations of the Posterior Interosseous Artery and Its Clinical Applications
... interosseous Artery raised on the posterior aspect of forearm originally described by Zancolli and Angrigiani in 1985 has widespread application in reconstruction of soft tissue defects of the dorsum of hand, ...
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Comparison between Distractor Application on Both Radial & Ulnar Side and Radial Side Only for Fracture Distal Radius with Ulnar Styloid Fracture
... After obtaining ethical clearance from the institutional Ethics committee, study was conducted among the study populations after obtaining written informed consent in accordance with the Ethical standards of the 1964 ...
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... screws. Plating allows direct visualization of fracture fragments and restoration of the anatomy, decreased morbidity by allowing early mobilization, and early return of wrist function. Locking plates address ...
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Clinical Reasoning: A 65-year-old man with asymmetric weakness and paresthesias
... bilateral ulnar and left median nerves and mildly slowed conduction velocity of the left median and ulnar motor nerves (figure and tables 1 and ...right ulnar sensory responses showed mildly re- duced ...
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The impact of extended electrodiagnostic studies in Ulnar Neuropathy at the elbow
... Differential diagnosis involves many diseases concerning the spinal cord, cervical roots and other peripheral entrap- ment sites. Consequently, clinical findings and tests in our opinion are not sufficient to make a ...
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Arthroscopic reduction of an irreducible distal radioulnar joint in Galeazzi fracture dislocation due to a fragment of the ulnar styloid: a case report
... the ulnar head could not be re- duced. Therefore, the ulnar head was exposed through a dorsal incision in order to reduce the ...by ulnar styloid fracture. The fragment of the ulnar styloid ...
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