LIFE WITHOUT LIMBS: TETRA-AMELIA
Journal Title: International Journal of Anatomy and Research - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue 4
Abstract
Amelia is defined as the complete absence of the skeletal parts of a limb. Tetra- amelia, is the absence of all the four limbs is a very rare condition with an incidence range of 1.5–4/100,000 births. Many factors causing various limb defects are genetic, environmental (teratogens), vascular compromise by amniotic bands and conditions like oligohydraminos and maternal diabetes. Point mutation in the WNT gene plays a major role in causing limb defects.
ROLE OF CLAVICLE CURVATURES IN FRACTURE STABILISATION: A STUDY IN EAST INDIAN POPULATION
Clavicle is the only long bone which is horizontally placed. These stresses have led to the formation of curvatures, longer medial and shorter lateral curvatures. 70-80% of these fractures occur at the junction of medial...
THE STUDY ON MORPHOLOGICAL AND MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF SACRAL HIATUS IN DRY HUMAN SACRA
This study was carried out on 80 dry human sacra in meenakshi medical college Anatomical variations in morphology and morphometry of sacral hiatus. Various shapes of sacral hiatus were observed which included inverted U...
STUDY OF VARIATIONS IN THE DRAINING PATTERN OF INFERIOR MESENTERIC VEIN WITH ITS SURGICAL IMPORTANCE
Objectives: Variations in branching of vessels have always been an area of keen interest in the field of anatomy. Variations of arteries are known and mentioned in literature too although studies on pattern of drainage o...
BILATERAL ABNORMAL COURSE OF BRACHIAL ARTERY RELATED WITH THE MEDIAN NERVE IN ARM: A CASE REPORT
Many formative variations of median nerve are known but this variant formation and course of median nerve is rare. A variant formation of median nerve was noted in the axilla and arm of a male cadaver, in the form of for...
A STUDY OF CORONARY DOMINANCE IN POPULATION OF NORTH KARNATAKA
Introduction: With the increase in the trend of modern sedentary lifestyle, the coronary heart diseases have also increased. The need to understand coronary artery anatomy in detail has become ever so important because o...