Anatomical Variations of the Median Nerve: A Cadaveric Study.
Manuel De Jesus Encarnación RamírezRenat NurmukhametovRossi Evelyn BarrientosDmitry MelchenkoEvgeniy Nikolaevich GoncharovEdwin BernardJose Mogorron HuertaJean Francois UhlIbrahim E EfeNicola MontemurroIssael Jesus Ramirez PenaPublished in: Neurology international (2022)
The median nerve presented a great number of variations in its formation in roughly 23% of the anatomical bodies, with male being the predominant gender. Furthermore, the most frequent region of formation was the axillary region (92.9%). For clinicians, it is important to remember these variations during surgical procedures in this area and during brachial plexus block.