Developmental Anatomy Variations Exploring Patterns Causes and Clinical Relevance

Developmental anatomy variations refer to deviations in anatomical structures that arise during embryonic and fetal development. These variations can affect any part of the human body and result from genetic, environmental, and stochastic factors influencing morphogenesis. This article reviews the classification, etiology, clinical implications, and management of developmental anatomy variations, highlighting their importance in medical diagnostics, surgical interventions, and evolutionary biology.