Anatomy study of carpal ligaments
XU Da-chuan
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XU Da-chuan
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Objective To investigate the anatomical properties of carpal ligaments.Methods Thirty-four cadaver specimens of adult wrists were prepared and dissected for the study,of which 32 were fixed in formalin,and another 2 were fresh.The observation included the origin,insertion,course and spatial relationship.The measurement included length,middle segment width and thickness of each carpal ligament.Results Carpal ligaments included 3 parts: palmer,dorsal and interosseous parts.Radially the palmer and dorsal wrist ligaments were long and wide.The palmer ligaments were generally stronger and more in number than the dorsal ligaments.The interosseous ligaments were short and thick.Conclusion Adjacent wrist ligaments oriented in many V-shaped configurations,which maintain the steadiness of wrist and carpal bones.
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Objective To investigate the anatomical properties of carpal ligaments.Methods Thirty-four cadaver specimens of adult wrists were prepared and dissected for the study,of which 32 were fixed in formalin,and another 2 were fresh.The observation included the origin,insertion,course and spatial relationship.The measurement included length,middle segment width and thickness of each carpal ligament.Results Carpal ligaments included 3 parts: palmer,dorsal and interosseous parts.Radially the palmer and dorsal wrist ligaments were long and wide.The palmer ligaments were generally stronger and more in number than the dorsal ligaments.The interosseous ligaments were short and thick.Conclusion Adjacent wrist ligaments oriented in many V-shaped configurations,which maintain the steadiness of wrist and carpal bones.
Key concepts: Medicine, Anatomy, Wrist, Cadaver, Ligament, Dorsum, Carpal bones