common palmar digital vein (Vena digitalis palmaris communis)
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Anatomy
A vein formed in the web spaces of the palm by the junction of proper palmar digital veins from adjacent fingers, draining proximally into the superficial venous palmar plexus.
Clinical notes
Crucial vessel in microvascular digital replantation; anastomosing adequate dorsal and palmar veins prevents venous congestion and tissue necrosis of reattached digits.
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FAQ
What is the role of the common palmar digital vein?
A vein formed in the web spaces of the palm by the junction of proper palmar digital veins from adjacent fingers, draining proximally into the superficial venous palmar plexus.
Why is the common palmar digital vein clinically important?
Crucial vessel in microvascular digital replantation; anastomosing adequate dorsal and palmar veins prevents venous congestion and tissue necrosis of reattached digits.
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