
100 right and 100 left upper limbs were prepared. In 83% a normal A. brachialis was found, whereas in 17% there existed an A. brachialis superficialis, which in 6% was an A. brachialis superficialis superior, in 1.5% an A. brachialis superficialis media and in 9.5% an A. brachialis superficialis inferior. The relation of those 3 main types of A. brachialis superficialis to the arteries of the forearm was examined and the percentage of each possible type of relation is indicated.
Male, Brachial Artery, Axilla, Arm, Humans, Female, Median Nerve
Male, Brachial Artery, Axilla, Arm, Humans, Female, Median Nerve
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