PALMARIS LONGUS ABSENT IN ONE IDENTICAL TWIN: A CASE REPORT.
Abstract
- Palmaris longus is a very variable muscle in the human body, but it is often used as an applicable tendon graft. We report on differences between one pair of identical twins regarding the existence of the palmaris longus, which were detected accidentally during examination of the presence/absence of this muscle in Caucasian population. In one of the twins, the palmaris longus was present at both forearms, while the other twin was lacking this...
Paper Details
Title
PALMARIS LONGUS ABSENT IN ONE IDENTICAL TWIN: A CASE REPORT.
Published Date
Dec 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
57
Issue
4
Pages
772 - 775
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