There is a split appearance to the median nerve (arrowheads) consisted with a bifid median nerve, with the persistent median artery located between the two trunks of the nerve. …

Knowledge of a bifid median nerve and a persistent median artery may be of importance in the diagnosis and treatment of entrapment neuropathies at the wrist.

Apr 2, 2023 · A bifid median nerve is an uncommon anatomical variation in the forearm and has an increased association with a persistent median artery 4. It has an incidence of 9-19% 4. A …

In this case, we report a persistent median artery, reversed palmaris longus muscle, and bifid median nerve in the forearm of a male cadaver found during a routine anatomy teaching session.

Ultrasound examination can also depict possible causes of CTS, e.g., anatomical variations (bifid median nerve, persistent median artery, etc.), flexor tenosynovitis, displaced bone, ganglia, or …

Apr 3, 2023 · The persistent median artery is located on the ulnar aspect of the normal median nerve but if the median nerve is bifid the persistent median artery is located between the two …

A bifid median nerve is an uncommon anatomical variation in the forearm, it can be accompanied by a persistent median artery. This anatomical variant should be mentioned in the ultrasound …

Dec 9, 2024 · Bifid median nerve, classified under group III, is a high bifurcation proximal to the carpal tunnel and may be associated with a PMA (Lanz 1977). Rare variations in the origin …

Oct 22, 2021 · Ultrasound examination (US), performed with a high-frequency linear transducer, showed on the level of the left distal forearm proximal to the level of transverse carpal ligament …

Feb 26, 2025 · Red arrow indicates thrombus within the lumen of the persistent median artery; yellow arrows indicate bifid median nerve.