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Chapter 2. Prehension

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Appendix A - Human Upper Limb Anatomy 363<br />

Table A.2 Joints and muscles in the upper limb (continued)<br />

Fingers flex ext abd add<br />

(excluding thumb)<br />

m - v interossei 1<br />

phalangeal lumbricals 1<br />

flexor digiti minimi brevis (5)<br />

flexor digitorum profundus (2,3,4,5)<br />

2<br />

flexor digitorum superficialis (2,3,4,5)<br />

extensor digitorum (2,3,4,5)<br />

extensor digiti minimi (5)<br />

extensor indicis (2)<br />

6<br />

dorsal interossei (2,3,4) 1<br />

abductor digiti minimi (5)<br />

extensor digiti minimi (5)<br />

3<br />

palmar interossei (2,4,5) 1<br />

proximal flexor digitorurn superficialis (2,3,4,5)<br />

interphalangeal flexor digitorurn profundus<br />

PIP)<br />

in terossei<br />

lumbricals (2,3,4,5)<br />

extensor digitorum?<br />

extensor indicis (2)?<br />

extensor digiti minimi (5)?<br />

distal flexor digitorum profundus (2,3,4,5)<br />

interphalangeal extensor digitorum?<br />

(DW<br />

extensor indicis (2)?<br />

extensor digiti minimi (5)?<br />

lumbricals<br />

NOTE: The lumbricals have their origin on the 4 flexor profundus tendons on the<br />

palm; the interossei originate from the metacarpals. Both these intrinsic hand<br />

muscles join with the Gxtensor tendons on the proximal phalanges. th us affecting<br />

-1 ioints as well,<br />

where:<br />

flex flexion<br />

ex t extension<br />

abd abduction<br />

add adduction<br />

7<br />

1<br />

7

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