A case report on an unusual presentation of right sided vascular and left sided neural variations in upper limbs of a female cadaver

Abstract

During routine cadaveric dissection a female cadaver presented rare combination of neurovascular variations. Persistent axis artery with number of anomalous communicating vessels including vas aberrans connecting brachial and radial arteries were observed in right arm. In the left arm, variations in the formation of median and musculocutaneous nerves, high division of common palmar digital nerves, bifurcation of proper palmar digital nerves and communicating branches between median and ulnar nerves were observed.