Micro-computerized Three-dimensional Reconstruction of the Palmar Arteries and Its Clinical Significance
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Micro-computerized Three-dimensional Reconstruction of the Palmar Arteries and Its Clinical Significance
Military Medical ResearchIssue 3, Pages: 203-209(1990)
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1. Department of Anatomy Third Military Medical College
2. ,Chongqing,630038
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[1]张绍祥,何光篪,刘正津.Micro-computerized Three-dimensional Reconstruction of the Palmar Arteries and Its Clinical Significance[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,1990(03):203-209.
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[1]张绍祥,何光篪,刘正津.Micro-computerized Three-dimensional Reconstruction of the Palmar Arteries and Its Clinical Significance[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,1990(03):203-209.DOI:
Micro-computerized Three-dimensional Reconstruction of the Palmar Arteries and Its Clinical Significance
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Abstract
<正> Thirty adult upper extremities were used to study the arteries of the hand byangiography
cross-sectional dissection and three-dimensional reconstruction withmicrocomputer.The arterial skeleton of the palm was composed of superficial
deep anddorsal planes.There were three main anastomotic pathways between the radial and ulnararteries or their branches in the radio-ulnar direction
while in the palmar dorsal dirce-tion there were three anastomotic zones between the palrnar and dorsal arterial plancs.The branches of the deep palmar arch radiated distally
proximally
palmarly anddorsally
so that the arch acted as the center of the arterial network of the hand.Thetransverse arterial allocations in the carpo-metacarpal segment of the palm were four intypes
but in the mid-palmar and metacarpo-phalangcal segments were three only.Accord-ing to the sources
cross-sectional area
irrigation territories and anastomoses of the ar-teries in each segment
the clinical significance in the rcplantation of the amputatcd palmshas been discussed
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