Variations of Palmaris Longus Tendon: a Cadaver Study in Kerman City

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نوع سند: مقاله ژورنالی
زبان: فارسی
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JR_JKMU-15-4_005

تاریخ نمایه سازی: 14 اسفند 1402

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Introduction: Since palmaris longus tendon is the first choice for grafting, its anatomical variation is important. This study was designed to find the anatomical variations of this tendon in Iranian population by performing a study on cadaver. Method: In this study, ۱۵۰ forearms belonged to ۷۵ cadavers were studied. After exploring the proximal end of tendon, tendon width was measured at its proximal end by caliper. The presence or absence of tendon in left and right, width of tendon in males and females, crown to heel height and the relationship between tendon width and height were determined. Statistical analysis was done by SPSS, and using exact Fischer test, Student t-test, Pearson's correlation coefficient and chi-square. Results: Unilateral absence was seen in ۲۴% and bilateral absence in ۱۰.۷ % of ۳۲ females. The tendon was absent in ۴ cases (۱۲.۵ %) in left side, in ۶ cases (۱۸.۸ %) in right side, and in ۳ cases (۹.۴%) in both sides. Of ۴۳ males, in ۳ (۷%) the tendon was absent in left side, in ۵ (۱۱.۶%) in right side and in ۵ (۱۱.۶%) in both sides. The mean width of tendon in males was ۴.۰۷±۲.۰۵ mm in right and ۳.۹۷±۲.۱۶ mm in left side and in women it was ۳.۷۷±۲.۰۷mm in right and ۳.۴۱±۲.۲۰ mm in left side. Conclusion: The prevalence rate of unilateral and bilateral absence of PL in this study was ۲۴% and ۱۰.۷% respectively that differs with the reported rates in studies of Asian countries such as China and Japan. There was not statistical difference between men and women in tendon width, unilateral and bilateral absence and side of absence. There was also no correlation between tendon width and individual height.

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نویسندگان

M Karimi Mobarakeh

Associate Professor of Orthopedics, Kerman University of Medical Sciences and Health Services, Kerman, Iran

M Ghadi Pasha

Assistant Professor of Forensic Medicine, Kerman Forensic Medicine Center, Kerman, Iran

M Movaghari pour

General Practitioner, Kerman Forensic Medicine Center, Kerman, Iran