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Studies o[ palmar and digital creases in the developing hand and in malformed hands indicate that these creases are the consequence o[ early flexional [olding in the skin o[ the developing hand.
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...
Dec 24, 2018 · Palmar creases are epidermal flexure lines present on palmar surface of the hands. Normally, there are three major or primary palmar creases named radial longitudinal crease (RLC), proximal transverse crease (PTC) and distal transverse crease (DTC) (1).
- Mekbeb Afework
- 10.4314/ejhs.v29i3.12
- 1970
- 2019/05
A single palmar crease is a single line that runs across the palm of the hand. People most often have 3 creases in their palms. The crease is most often referred to as a single palmar crease. The older term "simian crease" is not used much anymore, since it tends to have a negative meaning (the word "simian" refers to a monkey or ape).
Oct 27, 2005 · In 1953 Kaplan 1 described a line “drawn from the apex of the interdigital fold between the thumb and index finger toward the ulnar side of the hand, parallel with the middle crease of the hand” and called it the “cardinal line of the hand because it permits establishment of the relationship of many important, deep structures of the hand ...
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).
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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...
