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Models of embryonic arm.

Right arm and forearm of the 19-mm. embryo. Lateral aspect.

Left arm and forearm of the 19—mm. embryo.Right arm and forearm of the 30-mm. embryo.Left arm and forearm of the 30-mm. embryo.

head of humerusgreater tuberositylateral epicondylemedial epicondyleradiusulnapronator teres musclecoraco—brachia.lis musclecut ends of brachial plexusmusculo-cutaneous nervemedian nerveulnar nervebrachial arteryLateral aspect.Lateral aspect.Lateral aspect.

KEY TO FIGURES

14, superior superficial brachial artery15, radial collateral and middle collateral rami of the profunda brachii16, superior ulnar collateral artery17, inferior ulnar collateral artery18, radial artery19 ulnar artery20, common interosseous artery21 radial recurrent artery22, median artery23 supracondyloid process24, supracondyloid ridgex.

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Reference

Adams JL. The supracondyloid variation in the human embryo. (1934) Anat. Rec. : 314-329.

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