Caadaver Lab Report

Cadaveric Dissection Study:- Cadaveric dissection was done in the dissection hall of department of Sharir Rachana of my college. While studing the dissected cadavers, photo images were taken with the help of digital camara. Cadavers were selected based of the inclusion and exclusion criteria explained below.

Criteria of selection of cadaver:-

Inclusive criteria: 1) Cadaver with fully developed body parts.
2) Having natural death.
3) Cadaver of either sex.
4) Preserved by proper methods of preservations.

Exclusion criteria:

1) Death due poisoning.
2) Accidental condition of body.

Dissection of the hand has done on the cadavers by using dissection kit, Cunningham’s manual of practical anatomy and B.D. Chaurasia’s

Reflect the skin of lateral and medial flaps on their respective sides. The skin of the intermediate flap is reflected distally towards the distal palmar crease. Further the skin of middle finger is to be reflected on either side.
• Remove the superficial fascia to clean the underlying deep fascia.
• Deep fascia is modified to form the flexor retinaculum at wrist, palmar aponeurosis in the palm, and fibrous flexor sheaths in the digits. Identify the structures on its superficial surface. Divide the flexor retinaculum between the thenar and hypothenar eminences, carefully preserving the underlying median nerve and long flexor tendons.

The dissection areas marked according to position and pramana of Hasta marma as follows: Detailed dissection was done in the these mentioned dissection areas. The sequences of dissection was
• Reflection of skin with cutaneous nerves and vessels.
• Superficial fascia along with superficial nerves and vessels.
• Deep fascia.
• Underlying structures ie muscles, blood vessels, nerves, lymphatic vessels and lyph nodes, bones, ligaments, joints etc.

The finding of dissection were noted in the observation