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A bony supracondyloid foramen in man. With remarks about supracondyloid and other processes from the lower end of the humerus
1904
American Journal of Anatomy
WITH 1 PLATE. This foramen ( Fig. 1 ) which, so far as I know, is unique in literature, occurs in the left humerus from the body of a white woman aged 57. There is neither supracondyloid foramen nor process on the right one. Otherwise the humeri are very symmetrical, and present no signs of pathological ossifications. The length of each is 28.5 cm. The angle of torsion of the right humerus is 157 degrees, and on the left 160 degrees. The process inclosing the foramen springs from the inner
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