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Variations of the superficial palmar arches: A cadaveric study

... the superficial palmar arch was formed exclusively by superficial branch of ulnar artery, without contribution by any other ...these variations, because in most of the traumatic events and the ... See full document

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Morphological variations and clinical applications of Palmaris longus muscle: A cadaveric study

... present cadaveric study was undertaken. The study was carried out in the Department of Anatomy, JSS Medical College, Mysore, Karnataka State, ...years. Variations pertaining to agenesis, ... See full document

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Variations in sagittal locations of anterior cruciate ligament tibial footprints and their association with radiographic landmarks: a human cadaveric study

... In order to accurately place the tibial tunnel during ACL reconstruction, detailed knowledge of the tibial in- sertion site is imperative. One commonly used method for tibial tunnel placement relies on arthroscopic ... See full document

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Anatomical Variations of the Temporomesial Structures in Normal Adult Brain - A Cadaveric Study.

... anatomical variations in this highly transitional region, especially in medial temporal ...present study further substantiates the prevalent notion ... See full document

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Cadaveric study on Basilar Artery and Its Variations in our Region

... The senior authors studied and concentrated the anterior circulation since 1953 -64. Recent work on Vertebra basilar system was done by Zeal and Rhoton(1978) and Fuji et al.Huber and Lasjaunias made significant ... See full document

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Variations in branching pattern of aortic arch and embryological basis- A cadaveric study

... of variations in branching pattern of aortic arch is of paramount importance to the surgeons operating in the supra-sternal and retro-sternal region and the radiologists imaging the arch and its ...a study ... See full document

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Anatomical variations of posterior cerebral and posterior communicating artery of circle of willis – a cadaveric study

... Willis. Variations of all the segments were noted and were ...The variations such as hypoplasia, aplasia, duplication, fenestrations, and difference in dimensions with opposite segments were ... See full document

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Morphological Variation of the Liver - A Cadaveric Study

... Heena J. Chaudhari et al. [7]study 80 liver in which 14 livers (17.5%) were normal in their external appearance ,66(82.5%) specimens showed anomalies in fissures, lobes, shape and size of lobe, six types of ... See full document

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Retained Intrauterine Foetal Bones: A Review of Literature

... The superficial palmar arches were dissected, cleaned and ...photographed. Palmar aponeurosis was exposed and ...showing variations were removed and preserved in 10% formalin for ... See full document

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The arterial anatomy of the saphenous flap: a cadaveric study

... In humans, it arises from higher in the thigh region, from the lateral circumflex femoral artery, and lies down with the saphenous nerves as the arteria saphena ma- gna. The distal continuation of the artery is called ... See full document

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Anatomical relations of the superficial sensory branches of the radial nerve: a cadaveric study with clinical implications

... a cadaveric study by Kilic A et al ...the superficial branch to the dorsal portals used in wrist arthroscopy were ...tomic variations between individuals are major obstacles in developing a ... See full document

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The superficial palmar branch of the radial artery: a corrosion cast study

... the variations of the SPB, as well as the precise vascular pattern, related to its diame- ter and anastomoses, are important issues in plastic and reconstructive hand ...of palmar skin defects or loss of ... See full document

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Anatomical landmarks for safer carpal tunnel decompression: an experimental cadaveric study

... Methodology: Thirteen cadavers of Sri Lankan nationality were selected. Cadavers with deformed or damaged hands were excluded. All selected cadavers were preserved with the conventional arterial method using formalin as ... See full document

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An anatomical investigation of the superficial and deep palmar arches

... This study aimed to acquire a greater understand- ing of the variability of the formation and branching patterns of the SPA and ...the variations of the arteries forming the palmar arches, ... See full document

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Anatomical variations of the superficial and deep palmar arches

... this study we dissected 200 hands derived from 100 formalin-fixed cadavers in order to identify arterial patterns that will allow safe removal of the radial artery for use in bypass ...complete superficial ... See full document

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Study the Anatomical Variations of the Posterior Interosseous Artery and Its Clinical Applications

... The septo- cutaneous island flap based on the posterior interosseous Artery raised on the posterior aspect of forearm originally described by Zancolli and Angrigiani in 1985 has widespread application in reconstruction ... See full document

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Radial Artery, its Branching Pattern and Variations with its Clinical Applications.

... the superficial palmar ...above cadaveric dissection in the adult upper limbs, the variations of the radial artery and its branches were photographed for ... See full document

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The Palmar Cutaneous Branch of the Median Nerve: A Detailed Morphometric Study

... The range of values measured between the PCBMN and the distal wrist crease and bistyloid line were similar to previous measurements [3] [6] [17]. The location of the PCBMN relative to the bistyloid line was, on average, ... See full document

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Variations of the Superficial Middle Cerebral Vein: Classification Using Three dimensional CT Angiography

... Two hundred fifty patients were included in the study, 132 men and 118 women, aged 28 to 85 years (mean age, 63 years). All patients were examined at our hospital between September 1996 and May 1999 for assessment ... See full document

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Editorial-Inheriting the Journal

... Contrary to what is typically seen, the radial artery in this case was the main branch of the brachial artery, and was therefore larger than usual. The course of a typical radial artery in the proximal forearm is deep to ... See full document

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