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anatomy of the hand muscles

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Abdul Hasib Samadi

The document discusses the muscles of the hand, describing their locations on the dorsum, palmar aspect, and within anatomical structures like the thenar eminence, hypothenar eminence, adductor compartment, and carpal tunnel. It covers the intrinsic muscles of the hand as well as the extrinsic tendons that connect muscles in the forearm to the hand. The document provides an anatomical overview of the main muscles involved in hand movement and function.

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Muscles of the Hand By Hasib Samadi
Introduction
The Hand: Dorsum
The Hand: Dorsum
The Hand: Dorsum
The Hand: Anatomical snuff box
The Hand: Anatomical snuff box
The Hand: Tendenious sheaths
The Hand: Tendenious sheaths
The Hand: Palmar aspect
The Hand: Palmar aspect Compartments and fascia
The Hand: Palmar aspect Compartments and fascia
The Hand: Muscles- Thenar eminence
The Hand: Muscles- Thenar eminence
The Hand: Muscles- Thenar eminence
The Hand: Adductor compartment
The Hand: Adductor compartment
The Hand: Hyopthenar Eminence
The Hand: Hyopthenar Eminence
The Hand: Carpal tunnel
The Hand: Carpal tunnel
The Hand: Carpal tunnel
The Hand: Short muscles and extrinsic tendons
The Hand: Extrinsic tendons
The Hand: Extrinsic tendons
The Hand: Short muscles
The Hand: Short muscles
The Hand: Short muscles
Conclusion
Conclusion

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