A CASE REPORT WITH RARE ANOMALY IN BRACHIAL PLEXUS
Journal Title: Journal of Evidence Based Medicine and Healthcare - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
During routine dissection studies we encountered a nervous anomaly in an embalmed male cadaver aged 40years. The anomaly was bilaterally present in the upper extremity. The medial cutaneous nerve of forearm was communicating with the intercostobrachial nerve giving cutaneous supply to the medial side of arm and continuing further in forearm. Such a variation is not yet described in available literature.
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Jyoti Kiran Kohli
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