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D. Palmaris Longus: misplaced or absent The fleshy belly occasionally migrates distally and comes to lie close above the wrist, as here. Palmaris Longus was absent in 98 of 716 dissected limbs (i.e., in 13.7% of 358 paired limbs, 26 times in both limbs, 26 in the right only, and 20 in the left only. (R. K. George). |
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| Source | An atlas of anatomy, / by regions 1962 |
| Author | Grant, John Charles Boileau |
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