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The hand is richly vascularized and subject to several anatomical variations.Objectives: to know the normal arterial anatomy and radio-anatomy, as well as the arterial anatomical variations of its arches.Material and method: to answer these objectives, an angiotomodensitometric complement was carried out on ten angioscanners of the hand in order to explore the arteries with highlighting of the anatomical variations. Results: Exploration of the superficial palmar networks revealed the usual U7-R3 type in 8/10 examinations, the U10-R0 type in 1/10 examinations, and the U5-R5 type in 1/10…mehr

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The hand is richly vascularized and subject to several anatomical variations.Objectives: to know the normal arterial anatomy and radio-anatomy, as well as the arterial anatomical variations of its arches.Material and method: to answer these objectives, an angiotomodensitometric complement was carried out on ten angioscanners of the hand in order to explore the arteries with highlighting of the anatomical variations. Results: Exploration of the superficial palmar networks revealed the usual U7-R3 type in 8/10 examinations, the U10-R0 type in 1/10 examinations, and the U5-R5 type in 1/10 examinations. The classical type of the dorsal arch was seen in 9/10 examinations, with the exception of one patient in whom a variant of the normal "participation of the interosseous artery in the constitution of the dorsal carpal network" was revealed.Conclusion: The perfect knowledge of the arterial anatomy of the hand and its anatomical variations allows to optimize the possible surgical incidents during the interventions such as: the location of the skin flaps and the hand graft.
Autorenporträt
Benhaddad Bayoud, AssiaDr. Assia BENHADDAD lecturer in clinical anatomy at the laboratory of Anatomy at the Faculty of Medicine of Annaba in Algeria and Specialist in Medical Imaging and Radiology at the Department of Radiology at the CHU Ibn Rochd of Annaba. Algeria.