Accessory Palmaris Longus: A Concise Anatomic Review With a Relevant Case Study.
case_report · Level V
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Abstract
Current medical literature has described many variations of the palmaris longus. One variation that is rarely seen is that of the accessory palmaris longus, which is better known in literature as the "palmaris profundus." This brief review will describe the anatomy and the developmental origins of the palmaris longus, as well as the clinical relevance of an accessory palmaris longus. We will also present a case on the accessory palmaris longus and discuss whether the accessory palmaris longus, if encountered during a routine carpal tunnel surgery, should be resected intraoperatively.
Medical subject headings
- Muscle, Skeletal