Lecture 23: intrinsic hand Flashcards

1
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Surface anatomy of hand

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Hypothenar eminence = movement of pinky, pinky side
Thenar eminence = intrinsic thumb msucles

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Describe palmar aponeurosis

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Starts and ends in hand
Triangle of deep v thick fascia in superficial layer of palm
Deep to skin and anchored to it, but superficial to digital flexor tendons and palmar n/v structures
TRANSVERSE AND LONGITUDINAL FIBERS

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What is point of Palmaris aponeurosis

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Protect underlying neurovasculature Structrues and tendons

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What muscle is near Palmaris aponeurosis

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PALMARIS brevis = little muscle, variably present

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Describe Palmaris brevis

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Thin quadrangualr muscle
Stretches between palmar aponeurosis and skin of hypothenar eminence, draws hypothenar skin over to centre of palms (tenses palmar aponeurosis) = strengthends palmar grip

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What does Palmaris longus do

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When present = blends and ends into palmar aponeurosis

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Describe palmar carpal ligament

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Communicates with palmar aponeurossi
(Not flexor retinaculum, not roof of carpal tunnel)

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8
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What is carpal tunnel

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3rd and most distal n/v funnel of upper limb

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Describe flexor retinaculum

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Ligamentous band stretching from pisiform and hook of hamate (medial) to trapezium and scaphoid (lateral)

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What does flexor retinaculum create

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Forms carpal tunnel

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What does flexor retinaculum do

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Prevents bowing of tendons of digital flexors originating in forearm when these contract

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12
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Describe carpal tunnel

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Carpal bones form carpal arch - flexor retinaculum closes it = forms carpal tunnel

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13
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Describe contents of carpal tunnel

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Tendons of flexor digitorum superficialis - 4x
Flexor digitorum profundus tendons = 4x
Flexor pollicis longus = 1x
Median nerve
= 10 total things, 9 tendons, 1 nerve

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14
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What does median nerve do

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Passes through all 3 funnels in arm

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15
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Where is carpal tunnel

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On palm
Not wrist region

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16
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Describe carpal tunnel syndrome - clinical correlate

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Chronic pressure on median nerve deep to flexor retinaculum = causes numbness, weakness, tingling in intrinsic hand msucles = compression of contents of carpal tunnel

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17
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Describe ulnar canal

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Formed by palmar carpal ligament stretching from tendon of flexor carpi ulnaris to flexor retinaculum

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What’s in ulnar canal

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Ulnar nerve and artery

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19
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Describe clinical correlate ulnar canal

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Can cause chronic compression of these structures = muscle weakness, deprivation of blood too

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20
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Name intrinsic muscles - thenar eminence

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Flexor pollicis brevis
Abductor pollicis brevis
Opponens pollicis

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Attachments flexor pollicis brevis

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Flexor retinaculum and scaphoid/trapezium to lateral side of first proximal phalanx

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Functions flexor pollicis brevis

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Flex and abduct thumb mcp joint
Assist in opposition

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abductor pollicis brevis attachments

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Flexor retinaculum and scaphoid/trapezium to lateral side of first proximal phalanx

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abductor pollicis brevis Functions

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Flex and abduct thumb mcp joint, assist in opposition

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opponens pollicis attachments

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Flexor retinaculum and scaphoid/trapezium to lateral side of first metacarpal

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opponens pollicis Functions

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Opposition = bring thumb to hypothenar side palm

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27
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Innervation of flexor pollicis brevis, abductor pollicis brevis, opponens pollicis

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Reccurrent branch fo median nerve = goes back and innervates these 3 muscles

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28
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Name intrinsic muscles - deep thenar eminence

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Adductor pollicis- 2 heads

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29
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Adductor pollicis Attachments oblique head

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Capitate, base of mc ii and iii to medial side of base of first proximal phalanx - heads converge

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30
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Adductor pollicis FUCNTION

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Adduction of thumb cmc joint
= trapezium and 1st metacarpal
Also bit of flexion of thumb mcp joint

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31
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Adductor pollicis INnervation

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Deep ulnar nerve
- arcs to innervate adductor policis

32
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Name muscles of hypothenar eminence

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Abductor digiti minimi
Flexor digiti minimi brevis
Opponens digiti minimi

33
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Abductor digiti minimi Attachments

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Pisiform to medial side proximal phalanx v

34
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Abductor digiti minimi FUCNTION

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Abducts, flexes mcp 5th digit

35
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Flexor digiti minimi brevis Attachments

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Hamate hook and flexor retinaculum to medial side proximal phalanx v

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Flexor digiti minimi brevis Functions

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Abducts, flexes mcp 5th digit

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Attachments Opponens digiti minimi

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Hamate hook and flexor retinaculum To medial side of metacarpal v

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Functions Opponens digiti minimi

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Brings 5th digit into opposition to thumb

39
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Innervation of Abductor digiti minimi
Flexor digiti minimi brevis
Opponens digiti minimi

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Deep ulnar nerve

40
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Describe ulnar nerve/artery - branches and pathway

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Passes under ulnar canal then splits = to deep ulnar nerve and artery, and superificial ulnar nerve (sensory) and artery
Both send deep branches to metacarpals to innervate hypothenar msucles

41
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Name muscles of central compartment of hand

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Lumbricals

42
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Lumbricals attachments

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Tendons of flexor digitorum profundus to lateral aspect fo extensor hood
NOT TO THUMB

43
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Lumbricals Functions

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Flexion of mcp and extension of ip joints via extensor hood =
Passes anterior to palmar mcp but post/dorsal to ip joints

44
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Lumbricals Innervation

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Lumbricals1 and 2 = median nerve (to digits 2 and 3)
Lumbricals 3 and 4 = deep ulnar nerve (to digits 4 and 5)

45
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Name muscles of interosseous - deep - compartment

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Palmar interossei
Dorsal interossei

46
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Attachments of interossei

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Shafts of metacarpals —> sides of proximal phalanges + extensor hoods (distal)
= all contribute to extensor hood

47
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Palmar interossei FUCNTION

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3 msucles =
Abduction and flexion of mcp, extension of ip joints for digits ii, iv, v
(Towards 3rd digit)

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Dorsal interossei FUCNTION

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4x
Abduction and flexion of mcp, extension of ip joints for digits ii, iii, if
(Deepest in hand, but can see on dorsal aspect)

49
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Way to remember functions interossei

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PAD = palmar adducts
Vs
DAP = dorsal abducts

50
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Describe abduction and adduction at mcp joints ii-v - interossei

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Defined in relation to 3rd digit
Third digit has 2 abductors in relation to this axis = dorsal interossei ii and iii = so 3rd digit abducts in both direction
(No adductors= palmar interossei)
Abducts - medial, and then abducts back to lateral aspect - midline

51
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What are tendons of digital flexors and extensors surrounded by

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Synovial sheaths
And encapsulate by fibrous sheaths

52
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How do synovial sheaths help

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Reduces friction bc filled with synovial fluid

53
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How do fibrous sheaths help

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Keep tendons from bowing - including extensor hood = at each joints they pass

54
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Describe extensor retinaculum

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Dorsum of hand
Functionally analogous to felxor retinaculum

55
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Describe ulnar nerve - motor

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In ulnar canal - deep to palmar carpal ligament
Splits

56
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Describe median nerve - motor

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Deep to felxor retinaculum - through carpal tunnel

57
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Describe deep ulnar nerve - motor

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Hypothenar eminence, medial 2 Lumbricals (iii and iv), adductor pollicis (arcs over), interossei

58
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Describe reccurent branch medial nerve - motor

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To thenar eminence expect adductor pollicis

59
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What innervates lumbricals I and ii

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Median nerve

60
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What innervates adductor pollicis

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Deep ulanr nerve

61
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Describe palmar sensory - ulnar nerve

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Sends off dorsal branch early - that goes on top of flexor retinacula
Then splits = superficial branch of ulnar nerve (mostly sensory to palmar medial 1.5 digits, motor to palmaris brevis)
—> digital branches, sensory

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Describe palmar sensory - Median nerve

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Before passes under flexor retinaculum = gives off palmar branches (sensory)
—> recurrent branch median nerve = motor
Then digital branches - sensory = to rest of Palm and hand, also wrap arounf nail beds - to dorsal side

63
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Describe dorsal sensory - radial nerve

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Superficial branch radial nerve (recall snuff box)
—> dorsal digital branches of radial nerve

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Describe dorsal sensory -Ulnar nerve

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Dorsal branch of ulnar nerve - part of dorsum, medial side
—> dorsal digital branches of ulnar nerve

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Describe dorsal sensory -Median nerve

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Wrapped arounf nail beds = tips of fingers supplied by digital branches of median nerve

66
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Describe vascular supply to hand - Gen

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3 arterial arches =
2 palmar
1 dorsal
= branch out to provide blood to metacarpals and digits, forms extensive anastomoses

67
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Which artery supplies more fo hand

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Ulnar artery on palmar side

68
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Describe ulnar artery in hand

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Splits after ish flexor retinaculum = deep ulnar artery

69
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Describe radial artery in hand

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Split before flexor retinaculum —> superficial branch of radial artery

70
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Describe superficial palmar arch

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Ulnar artery and palmar branch radial artery
—> sends off common palmar digital arteries —> proper palmar digital arteries

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Describe deep palmar arch

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Radial artery and deep ulnar artery

72
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Describe dorsal carpal arch

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From radial artery
—> dorsal metacarpal arteries —> dorsal digital arteries
Under tendons extensor digitorum

73
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What does the regions of sensory innervation allow for clinicians

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Allow clinicians to pin point injuries

74
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Adductor pollicis Attachments transverse head

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Shaft of mc iii to medial side of base of first proximal phalanx - heads converge

75
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What is extensor hood

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Broadening of tendon of extensor digitorum

76
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Innervation interossei

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Deep ulnar nerve

77
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What happens if injure deep ulnar nerve

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Loose adduction of all digits