A case report on multiple anomalies of upper extremity

Vadgaonkar Rajanigandha; Pai Mangala; Prabhu Latha; Savinaya Savinaya; Saralaya Vasudha; Shetty Prakash

A case report on multiple anomalies of upper extremity

Vadgaonkar Rajanigandha^*, Pai Mangala, Prabhu Latha, Savinaya Savinaya, Saralaya Vasudha, Shetty Prakash

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Any deviation from the normal pattern of the human body is usually studied constantly through surgical findings, electro diagnostic studies and cadaveric dissections. We report the appearance of multiple anomalies of the nerves and muscles in the left upper limb of a 49 year old embalmed male cadaver, encountered during a routine educational dissection study. Anatomical description is achieved by measurements of length, width, attachments, relations and their innervating branches. The knowledge of the concerned anatomical variation may help in explaining the incomprehensible clinical signs.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	44-46
Number of pages	3
Journal	Neuroanatomy
Volume	5
Publication status	Published - 12-2006

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Anatomy
Clinical Neurology

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