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Concomitant relationship and clinical signifiance of the arteries and veins of hand

Zhong Li

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Objective: To provide hand surgery with the regularity of concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins of hand.Methods: Concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins of hand were observed in 10 sides decicolor cast specimens and stuffing specimens perfused with hyperchlororinylaceticether or emulsoid.Results: Tight concomitant relationship was observed in the superficial and deep arcus vasclar, palmar metacarpal vessels and common palmar digital vessels.In the palm and the opisthenar, the superficial vessels were not concomitant or not concomitant tightly, so were the vessels of maniphalanx.Conclusion: The distribution regularity between the arteries and veins of hand was showed as follow: Like a network, vessels are not concomitant in the superficial laminae of hand.However, deeper to the partes profunda of the hand, more tight concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins was found.The vessels of the maniphalanx are not concomitant or not tight concomitant.

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Objective: To provide hand surgery with the regularity of concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins of hand.Methods: Concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins of hand were observed in 10 sides decicolor cast specimens and stuffing specimens perfused with hyperchlororinylaceticether or emulsoid.Results: Tight concomitant relationship was observed in the superficial and deep arcus vasclar, palmar metacarpal vessels and common palmar digital vessels.In the palm and the opisthenar, the superficial vessels were not concomitant or not concomitant tightly, so were the vessels of maniphalanx.Conclusion: The distribution regularity between the arteries and veins of hand was showed as follow: Like a network, vessels are not concomitant in the superficial laminae of hand.However, deeper to the partes profunda of the hand, more tight concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins was found.The vessels of the maniphalanx are not concomitant or not tight concomitant.

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Objective: To provide hand surgery with the regularity of concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins of hand.Methods: Concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins of hand were observed in 10 sides decicolor cast specimens and stuffing specimens perfused with hyperchlororinylaceticether or emulsoid.Results: Tight concomitant relationship was observed in the superficial and deep arcus vasclar, palmar metacarpal vessels and common palmar digital vessels.In the palm and the opisthenar, the superficial vessels were not concomitant or not concomitant tightly, so were the vessels of maniphalanx.Conclusion: The distribution regularity between the arteries and veins of hand was showed as follow: Like a network, vessels are not concomitant in the superficial laminae of hand.However, deeper to the partes profunda of the hand, more tight concomitant relationship between the arteries and veins was found.The vessels of the maniphalanx are not concomitant or not tight concomitant.

Key concepts: Concomitant, Anatomy, Saphenous veins, Medicine, Vein, Surgery

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