A case report on multiple accessory muscles and nerve variations in upper limb
Priyanka Clementina Stephen,
Nikilesh Sankaran,
Ambiga Raman
et al.
Abstract:During routine dissection of formalin fixed cadavers, the brachial plexus and other upper limb structures were observed for variations. In 65-year-old male cadaver, bilateral upper limb neuromuscular variations were identified. On the left side, median nerve had three roots (one medial and two lateral) and biceps brachii had an additional head which was originating from the mid shaft of humerus and joined with the main muscle at the lower third of arm, and was innervated by musculocutaneous nerve. On the right… Show more
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