The surgical anatomy of the superficial and deep palmar arches: A Meta-analysis

Zarzecki, Michał; Popieluszko, Patrick; Zayachkowski, Alexander G; Pękala, Przemysław A.; Henry, Brandon Michael; Tomaszewski, Krzysztof A.

doi:10.1016/j.bjps.2018.08.014

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“…Rarely, the palmar digital arteries might emerge independently from the RA, UA or the median artery (1-4%) without forming an arch. SPA might be double in 0.7% of the cases 4 .…”

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“…Complete arch (clear anastomosis between the arteries forming it) with three or four common palmar digital arteries is reported to be formed in the 69.2 % of the right hands and 70.5 % of the left hands in the pertinent literature 3 . According to a recent meta-analysis manuscript by Zarzecki et al in 2018 4 , complete arch is reported in the 75.7 % of the cases and incomplete (no anastomosis between the arteries forming the arch or the UA failed to supply the ulnar side of thumb and radial side of the index finger) in the 24.3%. The palmar digital arteries might all be branches of the UA in the 37% of the cases, with the first one being branch of the radial artery in 13% 2 .…”

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“…Three palmar digital arteries emerged, with the third one arising directly from the superficial palmar arch, while the first and second ones arose from a short common stem. As the most of the studies examine the superficial palmar arch as a whole [3][4][5] , there are not sufficient data about the variations of the palmar digital arteries.…”

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Common origin of the second and third palmar digital arteries in an ulnar type superficial palmar arch: a case report

Panagouli¹,

Tsoucalas²,

Fiska³

et al. 2018

Arch Balk Med Union

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Origine commune de la deuxième et la troisième artères digitales dans un arc palmaire superficiel de type ulnaire-présentation de cas L'arcade palmaire superficielle (APS) est généralement formée par une anastomose entre l'artère ulnaire et l'artère radiale en résultant trois artères digitales palmaires communes. De nombreuses variations de la APS ont été rapportées dans la littérature de spécialité (arc de type cubital, arc de type radial, arc complet et incomplet, etc.). La APS complète serait formée dans 69,2% des mains droites et 70,5% des mains gauches dans la littérature de spécialité. Dans la présente étude, nous rapportons un cas de APS de type ulnaire complet, où les première et seconde artères digitales palmaires émergent d'une tige commune.

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“…Rarely, the palmar digital arteries might emerge independently from the RA, UA or the median artery (1-4%) without forming an arch. SPA might be double in 0.7% of the cases 4 .…”

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confidence: 93%

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confidence: 99%

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Common origin of the second and third palmar digital arteries in an ulnar type superficial palmar arch: a case report

Panagouli¹,

Tsoucalas²,

Fiska³

et al. 2018

Arch Balk Med Union

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“…A formação completa do arco palmar é comum encontrada em torno de 80% dos casos estudados, com predominância do tipo com anastomose da parte terminal do ramo superficial da artéria ulnar com ramo palmar superficial da artéria radial em 40% dos casos (Zarzecki et al, 2018). No entanto, a ausência do arco não é comum, podendo aparecer em torno de 20% dos casos (Ottone et al, 2010;Zarzecki et al, 2018).…”

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“…Ademais, a ausência do arco é considerado um fator de risco para isquemia da mão quando a artéria fornece suprimento dominante ou se a artéria ulnar é mal formada ou quando sofre estenose (Zarzecki et al, 2018).…”

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Ausência Bilateral Do Músculo Quadrado Femoral – Relato De Caso

Costa¹,

Pereira²,

Alves³

et al. 2019

O Estudo De Anatomia Simples E Dinâmico 4

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The persistent median artery and its vascular patterns: A meta‐analysis of 10,394 subjects

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The presence of a persistent median artery (PMA) has been implicated in the development of compression neuropathies and surgical complications. Due to the large variability in the prevalence of the PMA and its subtypes in the literature, more awareness of its anatomy is needed. The aim of our meta-analysis was to find the pooled prevalence of the antebrachial and palmar persistent median arteries. An extensive search through the major databases was performed to identify all articles and references matching our inclusion criteria. The extracted data included methods of investigation, prevalence of the PMA, anatomical subtype (antebrachial, palmar), side, sex, laterality, and ethnicity. A total of 64 studies (n = 10,394 hands) were included in this meta-analysis. An antebrachial pattern was revealed to be more prevalent than a palmar pattern (34.0% vs. 8.6%). A palmar PMA was reported in 2.6% of patients undergoing surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome when compared to cadaveric studies of adult patients in which the prevalence was 8.6%. Both patterns of PMA are prevalent in a considerable portion of the general population. As the estimated prevalence of the PMA was found to be significantly lower in patients undergoing surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome than those reported in cadaveric studies, its etiological contribution to carpal tunnel syndrome is questionable. Surgeons operating on the forearm and carpal tunnel should understand the anatomy and surgical implications of the PMA and its anatomical patterns.

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The surgical anatomy of the superficial and deep palmar arches: A Meta-analysis

Cited by 34 publications

References 32 publications

Common origin of the second and third palmar digital arteries in an ulnar type superficial palmar arch: a case report

Common origin of the second and third palmar digital arteries in an ulnar type superficial palmar arch: a case report

Ausência Bilateral Do Músculo Quadrado Femoral – Relato De Caso

The persistent median artery and its vascular patterns: A meta‐analysis of 10,394 subjects

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