Search Results - "Ruzik, K."

Anatomical variations of the calcaneofibular ligament in human foetuses by Ruzik, K., Gonera, B., Podgórski, M., Zielinska, N., Balcerzak, A., Olewnik, Ł.

“…Ligaments anatomy often show a huge anatomy variations between species and individuals. For example calcaneofibular ligaments (CFL) characterize the great…”
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The morphological variability of fibularis tertius origin in human foetuses by Ruzik, K., Westrych, K., Zielinska, N., Podgórski, M., Karauda, P., Diogo, R., Paulsen, F., Polguj, M., Olewnik, Ł.

“…The purpose of this study was to characterize the morphology of the fibularis tertius (FT) in human fetuses, and to provide a classification based on its modes…”
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Five-headed superior omohyoid by Maślanka, K., Zielinska, N., Tubbs, R. S., Gonera, B., Ruzik, K., Olewnik, Ł.

“…The omohyoid is an infrahyoid muscle with two bellies. It is responsible forlowering and positioning of the hyoid bone. It is morphologically variable inthe…”
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Case report of the double-headed extensor hallucis longus by Ruzik, K, Westrych, K, Tubbs, R S, Olewnik, Ł, Łabętowicz, P, Zielinska, N

“…We present a case report of double-headed extensor hallucis longus (EHL) with potential clinical significance. Cadaveric dissection of the right lower limb of…”
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Anatomical variation of co-existing bilaminar tensor of the vastus intermedius muscle and new type of sixth head of the quadriceps femoris by Ruzik, K, Olewnik, L, Westrych, K, Zielinska, N, Szewczyk, B, Tubbs, R S, Polguj, M

“…We present a case report of quadriceps femoris (QF) with co-existing bilaminar tensor of the vastus intermedius (TVI) muscle and new type of sixth head…”
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Branching pattern of the internal iliac artery accompanied by a venous anastomosis: rare vascular variations by Kula, M., Olewnik, Ł., Ruzik, K., Tubbs, R. S., Balcerzak, A., Zielinska, N.

“…The ability to navigate the complex and often deceptive branching patterns of the internal iliac artery can be decisive in planning and performing surgeries…”
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Anatomical variations of the abductor pollicis longus: a pilot study by Karauda, P., Olewnik, Ł., Podgórski, M., Polguj, M., Ruzik, K., Szewczyk, B., Topol, M.

“…BACKGROUND: The abductor pollicis longus (APL) originates from the lateral part of the dorsal surface of the body of the ulna below the insertion of the…”
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