Cadaveric Study on Morphology of Dorsal Interossei of Hand and its Anatomical Variation

Nayak, Vanishri S.; Priya, Abhilasha; Bhat, Nandini; Nayak, Sunil S; D’Souza, Antony Sylvan; Bangera, Hemalatha; Sumalatha, Suhani

doi:10.7860/jcdr/2016/19068.8034

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“…Numerous authors have recognized various muscular anomalies and incidence and respective patterns in the upper extremity. Most of the studies were either about anatomical findings in cadavers or those found incidentally in the operating field [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. Although the majority of anomalous muscles are asymptomatic, they may occasionally produce persistent pain, unexplained mass, or compression neuropathy necessitating surgical excision [7,8,[11][12][13][14][15][16][17].…”

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Clinical Application of Anomalous Muscles for Tendon Transfer in the Upper Limb: A Systematic Review of the Literature

Metikala

Mohammed

Vakamallu

2020

Cureus

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Clinical Application of Anomalous Muscles for Tendon Transfer in the Upper Limb: A Systematic Review of the Literature

Metikala

Mohammed

Vakamallu

2020

Cureus

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Geometric basis of action potential of skeletal muscle cells and neurons

Li¹

2022

Open Life Sciences

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Although we know something about single-cell neuromuscular junctions, it is still unclear how multiple skeletal muscle cells coordinate to complete intricate spatial curve movement. Here, we hypothesize that skeletal muscle cell populations with action potentials are aligned according to curved manifolds in space (a curved shape in space). When a specific motor nerve impulse is transmitted, the skeletal muscle also moves according to the corresponding shape (manifolds). The action potential of motor nerve fibers has the characteristics of a time curve manifold, and this time-manifold curve of motor nerve fibers comes from the visual cortex in which spatial geometric manifolds are formed within the synaptic connection of neurons. This spatial geometric manifold of the synaptic connection of neurons originates from spatial geometric manifolds outside nature that are transmitted to the brain through the cone cells and ganglion cells of the retina. The essence of life is that life is an object that can move autonomously, and the essence of life’s autonomous movement is the movement of proteins. Theoretically, because of the infinite diversity of geometric manifold shapes in nature, the arrangement and combination of 20 amino acids should have infinite diversity, and the geometric manifold formed by the protein three-dimensional spatial structure should also have infinite diversity.

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