The blood supply of the nerves of the hand in fetuses and newborns

Abstract

Relevance: The study of nerve blood supply is of interest to neuropathology and neurosurgery. The variety of modern neurosurgical procedures performed on peripheral nerves requires specialists to have a deep understanding of both the structure of the nerve trunks themselves and their vascular network. The aim: To investigate the arteries of the nerves of the hand. Materials and Methods: Theoretical: a review and analysis of scientific and methodological literature; Practical: original research conducted on 30 upper limbs of human fetus and newborn cadavers.