Variation of bilateral superficial palmar arch –

A case report with its clinical significance

Sonal Govindwar¹, Swapna Chavan^2*

¹Assistant Professor, Nanded Rural Dental College & Research Center, Nanded, Maharashtra, INDIA.

²Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy, HBT Medical College and Coopar Hospital, Vile Parle, West Mumbai, Maharashtra, INDIA.

Email: sonal.govindwar@gmail.com, swapna.chavan2012@gmail.com

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