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compartment of the
forearm Extensor carpi radialis longus Extensor carpi radialis brevis Extensor carpi ulnaris Extensor digitorum of phalanges, at all...
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Tendon Lacerations:
Extensors :
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forearm contains many muscles,
including the
flexors and
extensors of the wrist,
flexors and
extensors of the digits, a
flexor of the
elbow (brachioradialis)...
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wrist so that the
fingers moves away from the palm. The muscle, like all
extensors of the forearm, can be
strengthened by
exercise that
resist its extension;...
- mechanism. The
primary function of the
extensors is to
straighten out the digits. The
thumb has two
extensors in the forearm; the
tendons of
these form...
- mechanism. The
primary function of the
extensors is to
straighten out the digits. The
thumb has two
extensors in the forearm; the
tendons of
these form...
- The
extensor digitorum muscle (also
known as
extensor digitorum communis) is a
muscle of the
posterior forearm present in
humans and
other animals. It...
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between the palm and the
front of the forearm). The muscle, like all
extensors of the forearm, can be
strengthened by
exercise that
resist its extension...
- side of the
common extensor digitorum was also reported.
Anomalous hand
extensors including the
extensor medii proprius and the
extensor indicis et medii...
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extensors relax to lift the leg from the ground. On the
contralateral side (the one that
bears all the weight), the
flexors relax and the
extensors contract...
