Anatomical depth parameters of pronator quadratus: a cadaveric study
Joseph W. Duncumb, Fraser Chisholm, Enis Cezayirli
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Joseph W. Duncumb, Fraser Chisholm, Enis Cezayirli
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There is a paucity of literature documenting the cadaveric muscle thickness of pronator quadratus. We measured the width and depth of this muscle bilaterally in 15 cadavers. There was a significant difference in thickness between male and female cadavers, but the width was proportional to radius length.
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There is a paucity of literature documenting the cadaveric muscle thickness of pronator quadratus. We measured the width and depth of this muscle bilaterally in 15 cadavers. There was a significant difference in thickness between male and female cadavers, but the width was proportional to radius length.
Key concepts: Cadaveric spasm, Cadaver, Medicine, Anatomy, RADIUS, Orthopedic surgery, Significant difference, Surgery