Number and position of nutrient foramina in humerus, radius and ulna of human dry bones of Indian origin with clinical correlation

KS Solanke · Rajan Bhatnagar · Rishi Pokhrel

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had nutrient foramina in the middle third of the shaft; whereas the distal third was a rare position. Nutrient foramina were most commonly present in the anteromedial surface for the humerus (67%) and anterior surface for both radius (66.25%) and ulna (76.62%). Conclusion The study provides important information about morphology and t opography of nutrient foramina in upper limb long bones and knowledge of which is useful in planning orthopaedic procedures.

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