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

Ilić, Marko; Milisavljevic, Мilan; Maliković, Aleksandar; Laketić, Darko; Erić, Dražan; Boljanović, J; Dožić, A; Štimec, Bojan; Manojlovic, Radovan

doi:10.5603/fm.a2018.0033

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“…Potassium hydroxide is a very strong alkaline, with strong hygroscopic characteristics, and is perfectly soluble in water, which enables a relatively easy preparation of a working solution of the expected concentration. The usefulness of KOH solutions in corrosion has been proven in many scientific studies [11,22,25,28,37,43].…”

Section: Corrosion With Alkaline Solutionsmentioning

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Maceration stage in corrosion cast specimen procedure in anatomy: a minireview

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“…Corrosion technique is one of the most remarkable techniques enabling threedimensional visualization of particular anatomical structures. Its usefulness has been demonstrated in many scientific papers on human and animal anatomy [8,12,20,22,54].…”

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Maceration stage in corrosion cast specimen procedure in anatomy: a minireview

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“…La arteria digital palmar propia radial del índice (ADPPRI) es descripta con diversos orígenes: arco palmar superficial (APS) (Dubreuil-Chambardel, 1926;Al-Turk & Metcalf, 1984), primera arteria metacarpiana (1AMTC) (Al-Turk & Metcalf; Whaterby), la arteria digital palmar propia ulnar del pulgar (ADPPUP) (Murakami et al, 1969;Tasom et al, 2014) o del arco palmar profundo (Delorme, 1882). Earley (1986) señala su origen en la rama palmar superficial de la arteria radial (RPSAR), o de acuerdo con Ilic et al (2018), cuando la 1AMTC, alcanzando un desarrollo considerable, emite las ramas colaterales para el pulgar y el índice. La disección de tres preparados de miembro superior, llevada a cabo en nuestro laboratorio, dentro de la búsqueda de variaciones anatómicas, mostro tres ADPPRI con disposiciones infrecuentes.…”

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Disposición Infrecuente de la Arteria Digital Palmar Propia Radial del Índice

Bianchi

Ottone

2021

Int. J. Morphol.

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RESUMEN: Se presentan 3 casos de variación de origen de la arteria digital palmar propia radial del índice, dos de los cuales tienen su origen en la rama palmar superficial de la arteria radial, no detalladas previamente en la literatura, junto a variaciones vasculares en uno de ellos, mientras que en el tercero, su origen en la arteria digital palmar propia ulnar del pulgar, es fuente de controversia. Esto es discutida en la presente comunicación. Se describen anastomosis vasculares entre la arteria ulnar superficial, la rama palmar superficial de la arteria radial, la primera arteria interósea dorsal y la arteria digital palmar propia radial del índice, como circuitos anastomóticos alternativos.PALABRAS CLAVE: Arteria digital palmar propia radial del índice; Circuitos anastomóticos vasculares palmares; Variaciones anatómicas.

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“…Because the blood vessel taking pulse is helpful to find the exact Cun position, it is needed to determine whether the blood vessel is the radial artery or the superficial palmar branch in Cun. Although some articles have discussed blood vessels from the anatomical point of view [8, 9], some articles have focused on the superficial palmar branch on flap transplantation [10–12], and some articles have discussed the existence of anatomical variations of arteries in the upper limb which could also impact the pulse diagnosis [1, 13–15], but the human cadavers study in Cun has been lacking.…”

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Anatomy of the Cun Position at Wrist and Its Application in Pulse Diagnosis

Chen

Jiang

et al. 2019

Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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Information on anatomy of the Cun position at wrist is lacking; whether the blood vessel taking pulse in Cun is the radial artery or the superficial palmar branch is also clinically controversial. The objective was to investigate the boundaries and contents, and the vascular distribution and their pulse points in Cun. Thirty-two upper extremities of 16 human cadavers were investigated for dissection and observation. The boundaries, contents, and blood vessel distribution in Cun were observed; the location of pulse points in Cun was identified; the length of the superficial palmar branch in wrist pulse (L1), the pulp width of the index finger (L2), and the angle between the radial artery and the superficial palmar branch were measured. The results showed that the Cun was located in the region formed by the bulge of the prominent bone proximal to the palm, the radial flexor tendon, the tubercle of scaphoid, and the abductor longus muscle tendon. In this area, the radial artery could be pulsed part in the medial side of the abductor longus muscle tendon, while the superficial palmar branch lied near the surface and was easy to pulse in the lateral side of the radial flexor tendon and the medial side of the tubercle of scaphoid. The ratio of L1 to L2 was 1.2±0.8, and the angle was 23.3±9.9°. The results suggested that it could not be generalized that the blood vessel taking pulse in Cun was the radial artery or the superficial palmar branch; it might depend on the vascular distribution in Cun, the region of finger positioning, and the patient’s pulse condition.

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

Abstract: Knowledge of the SPB dominance, and existence of anastomotic vessels in its field of supply are of importance to avoid the risk of possible ischemic sequelae in the hand associated with harvesting the RA.

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Maceration stage in corrosion cast specimen procedure in anatomy: a minireview

Maceration stage in corrosion cast specimen procedure in anatomy: a minireview

Disposición Infrecuente de la Arteria Digital Palmar Propia Radial del Índice

Anatomy of the Cun Position at Wrist and Its Application in Pulse Diagnosis

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