A review of the anatomical variations of the hand and forearm, and the clinical implications of these.

Author(s): Oscar Guest**

Our understanding of anatomy minutiae, and the variations that exist between different individuals, is of increasing significance in a world of highly precise surgical medicine. This review highlights the clinical significance of anatomical variations pertaining to palmaris longus, flexor digitorum superficialis, the median nerve and the superficial palmar arch.

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