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Upper palmar creases. The hands shown in Fig. 6 demonstrate the effect of specific hand malformations on the formation of the transverse palmar creases. In each case the creases, though abnormal, relate to the rune-
Jul 1, 2019 · The simian crease, aptly named for its resemblance to the palmar creases of non‐human simian primates, has received recognition clinically and anthropologically owing to its abnormal appearance...
Dec 1, 1970 · To determine the timing of the development of the various palmar and digital creases, we examined the hands of 100 human fetuses obtained after therapeutic abortion. The fetuses ranged in age from 7 to 19 fetal weeks, with age being established by menstrual period dates and ultrasound examination before termination.
- Gregory A. Popich, David W. Smith
- 1970
termination was supported by studies of creases in malformed hands (Popich and Smith, 1970). Hand malformations are associated with typical alterations of the palmar creases. However, even the abnormal creases reflect the folding movement of the anomalous hand (Figures 5.6, 5.7, and 5.8).
Jan 1, 2021 · The simian crease, aptly named for its resemblance to the palmar creases of non‐human simian primates, has received recognition clinically and anthropologically owing to its abnormal appearance...
proximal interphalangeal creases (PIC) start to appear distally to the secondary pads. The secondary pad and the PIC are present on digits 11-V of the hand and on digit II of the foot in most cases, and, in very few cases, on digit III. The TC extends to the center of the palm along the thenar pad. In both hand and foot, the longitudinal ...
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Jan 1, 2014 · ABSTRACT. Simian crease (SC), a single transverse crease that extends from across the palm of the hand. The presence of a single. transverse palmar crease or the SC can be, but not always, a...
