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Hand Muscles
Intrinsic Hand Muscles
Hand Lumbricals
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Medial 2 (bipennate) Lumbricals
Year 1 Physio > Anatomy 2 - Upper Limbs > Hand Muscles > Intrinsic Hand Muscles > Hand Lumbricals
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Lateral 2 (unipennate) Lumbricals
Year 1 Physio > Anatomy 2 - Upper Limbs > Hand Muscles > Intrinsic Hand Muscles > Hand Lumbricals
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Lumbricals:
4
small muscles in
palm
of hand (associated with tendons of
flexor digitorum profundus
)
Lateral 2 and Medial 2 lumbricals both:
insert into lateral aspect of DDE on the base of proximal phalanx
action = flexion at MCP joint and extension at IP joint
lateral
2 lumbricals: unipennate, originate at
lateral
aspect of lateral flexor digitorum profundus tendon (2nd & 3rd digit), NS is medial nerve
medial 2 lumbricals: bipennate, originate at adjacent aspect of flexor digitorum profundus tendon, NS is deep branch of ulnar nerve
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