245THE HUMERUS SUPRATROCHLEAR FORAMEN; A CLINICAL STUDY FROM THE HELLENIC REGION OF MAGNESIAIn humans, the supratrochlear foramen (STF) is a well-known anatomic variation in the distal end of the humerus. The supratrochlear septum, a thin bone plate, divides the two ears. The coronoid and olecranon fossae. In several instances, it may be pierced in some circumstances to form a sort of aperture has a number of names, including olecranon foramen, intercondylar foramen septal aperture and epitrochlear foramen. According to studies, this thin bony plate is usually present. until the age of seven years, with a seven-year age limit after that, it might be absorbed and an STF created. Other research suggests that the significance of the T-Box genes is a family of genes that regulate the synthesis of a variety of proteins that are essential for life. It is possible that the growth of the limbs will result in the presence of a foramen like this. Under the license of the Municipal Authorities, skeletons were examined during an educational study among the skeletons of 4 major cemeteries in the Magnesia region and Agios Georgios, all now placed in the New Central Municipal Cemetery of Volos). Our first instance involves a 72-year-old male skeleton with a maximum femoral length of 34.5cm, epicondylar breadth of 7.1cm, coronoid fossa transverse diameter of 11.04cm, and cephalocaudal of 7.74cm. The STF appears to have been first characterized by Mekell in 1825, with Pomeranz putting him in international medical databases in 1946. Although the mechanism for its production is still unknown, several possibilities have been offered. Such an aperture, which the authors believe is an aperture rather than a foramen, has substantial clinical implications in medical practice. Our on-the-spot investigation on dry bones indicated a very low prevalence rate among India’s community.jaipharma2007@gmail.comResearch822018Supratrochlear Foramen,Humerus,Hellenic region of MagnesiaRadhakrishnan P,Jaikumar S2Department of Anatomy, Sri Lakshmi Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences, Puducherry – 605502.,Department of Pharmacology, Sri Lakshmi Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences, Puducherry – 605502