Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume) · 1997 · 49 citations · 13 references
MedicineAnatomySurgeryClinical AnatomyGross AnatomyHuman AnatomyComparative Human AnatomyUlnar Nerve SurgeryAnatomical CorrelationUlnar AnatomyUlnar Artery Anatomy
One hundred and twelve forearms in 56 preserved cadavers were dissected to assess the incidence of Martin-Gruber connections in a population in South Africa. The connections were found in 13 cadavers (23%) and one was bilateral. There were no significant racial or sexual differences in the incidence. The course of Martin-Gruber connections and their anatomical relationship with the ulnar artery are illustrated.
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An anatomic study on the Martin-Gruber anastomosis
T Nakashima · Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy · 1993 · 76 citations