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Variation is the rule: Insights about translational research on anatomical variations by Snow, Ethan L.

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Angular force mechanics of bilateral accessory piriformis muscles with unilateral Type II sciatic nerve involvement by Steever, Alec J., Snow, Ethan L.

“…The piriformis muscle coordinates external rotation and abduction of the thigh. The superior gluteal and sciatic nerves characteristically enter the gluteal…”
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An efficient and cost-effective methods framework for performing biomechanical analysis on cadaveric skeletal muscle by Byrd, Jay J., Snow, Ethan L.

“…The structure and arrangement of skeletal muscle fibers is the primary determinant of muscle function. While analysis of morphologic parameters to elucidate…”
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Structural and functional analysis of bilateral five-headed biceps brachii muscles with clinical insights by Snow, Ethan L., Lanik, Wyatt E.

“…The biceps brachii (BB) muscle is a two-headed muscle of the arm composed of one long head (LH) and one short head (SH). Accessory heads have been described…”
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Cross-sectional and biomechanical investigation of concurrent infraspinatus and teres minor muscle variations: A case report by Snow, Ethan L., Potthoff, Keland, Adwer, Lina

“…The infraspinatus and teres minor are scapulohumeral muscles that laterally rotate the arm. Multiple variations in these muscles have been reported; however,…”
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Muscular, vascular, and neurological impacts from a giant lipoma in the arm by Snow, Ethan L., Nelson, Satera, White, Andrew C.

“…Introduction: Lipomas are slow-growing, mesenchymal fatty tumors derived from primordial adipocytes, hereditary disorders, or trauma. They are typically…”
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Cerebral convexity arachnoid cysts: A focused systematic review with defining characteristics by Srinivasan, William, Maurer, Alissa, Thorell, William, Snow, Ethan L.

“…Arachnoid cysts are non-neoplastic accumulations of cerebrospinal fluid formed within partitioned layers of the arachnoid mater. They represent about 1% of all…”
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Exhibition of the rare deep abductor-flexor of the fifth digit with concurrent hypothenar aberrations by Miller, Max J., Heiderscheidt, Trey W., Snow, Ethan L.

“…Intrinsic coordination of the fifth digit of the hand is largely controlled by the abductor digiti minimi (ADM), flexor digiti minimi brevis (FDMB), and…”
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Prevalence, evaluation, and clinical implications of a reticular tunnel formed by uncharacteristic distal fibers of the abductor pollicis longus by White, Andrew C., Byrd, Jay J., Snow, Ethan L.

“…Variations in muscles of the pollex are common, and some can elicit significant clinical implications. The abductor pollicis longus (APL) frequently exhibits…”
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Cadaveric case report and biomechanical analysis of an accessory clavicular head to the sternocleidomastoid by Byrd, Jay J., McCumber, Travis L., Snow, Ethan L.

“…The bilateral sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle is a contralateral rotator and ipsilateral flexor of the head and neck that typically consists of one sternal…”
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Gross and functional analyses of the tensor fasciae suralis muscle with magnetic resonance imaging by Snow, Ethan L., Fox, Branden C., Eide, Hunter A., Vilburn, Matthew J.

“…The tensor fasciae suralis (TFS) is a non-typical skeletal muscle that develops from one of the hamstring muscles and attaches to the deep fascia of the…”
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Microstructural analysis and biomechanical impact of myositis ossificans: A cadaveric case report by Byrd, Jay J., Snow, Ethan L., McCumber, Travis L.

“…Myositis ossificans (MO) is a benign, ossifying, self-limited lesion that most commonly occurs in limb musculature secondary to trauma and may cause pain,…”
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Examination of accessory extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis musculotendinous units for functional impact and tendon transfer suitability by Byrd, Jay J., White, Andrew C., McCumber, Travis L., Snow, Ethan L.

“…Architectural characteristics of skeletal muscles are used to inform biomechanical analysis and candidacy for tendon transfer surgeries. Tendons of non-typical…”
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Iliac bone biopsy and analysis: A clinical, translational, and cadaveric review by Byrd, Jay J., Snow, Ethan L., McCumber, Travis L.

“…The evolution of bone excision and analysis led to the utilization of the iliac crest and ala in the 1950s. Scientific interest in metabolic bone disorders in…”
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Variations in arterial sources and supply patterns to the human trigeminal ganglion with clinical significance by Snow, Ethan L., Srinivasan, William, Covington, Annika, Vilburn, Matthew, McCumber, Travis L., Thorell, William

“…Trigeminal ganglia (TG) are bilateral collections of cell bodies from the first-order pseudounipolar neurons in each trigeminal nerve. Branches of the internal…”
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Case analysis and clinical implications of interconnected accessory abductor pollicis longus tendons and abductor pollicis brevis muscles by Snow, Ethan L., White, Andrew C., Tyce, Alexis M., McCumber, Travis L.

“…The pollex (i.e., thumb) is critical to hand function. Abduction, generated by the abductor pollicis longus (APL) and brevis (APB) muscles, and extension,…”
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The extensor pollicis et indicis accessorius muscle: Case analysis and clinical implications by Snow, Ethan L., Byrd, Jay J., Tyce, Alexis M., McCumber, Travis L.

“…Independent movement of the pollex (thumb) and index finger is critical for proper hand function. Accordingly, extension of the pollex and index finger is…”
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Coexistence of five extrinsic accessory flexor muscles collectively able to flex all five digits of the hand by Snow, Ethan L., White, Andrew C., Tyce, Alexis M., McCumber, Travis L.

“…Anatomical variations in antebrachial (forearm) musculature are relatively common. While most are asymptomatic, some can develop serious sequelae. Accessory…”
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Case analysis of a RIII-C single coronary artery with type IV dual LAD and right-dominant triple PDA by Lanik, Wyatt E., McCumber, Travis L., Sayyed, Samer, Hovseth, Chad, Snow, Ethan L.

“…Coronary artery anomalies are rare congenital variations of the arteries that supply the heart. Examples of these anomalies include the development of a single…”
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Hyperostosis cranialis interna and an ectopic ossification on the endosteal dura deep to the trigeminal ganglion: Case analysis and clinical implications by Srinivasan, William, Thorell, William, McCumber, Travis L., Vilburn, Matthew, Snow, Ethan L.

“…Hyperostosis cranialis interna (HCI) is a hereditary sclerosing bone dysplasia characterized by excessive endosteal bone growth in the cranium. Its marked…”
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