A system of human anatomy, general and special . little finger. Relations.—By its superficial surface with the flexor brevis and ab-ductor minimi digiti. By its deep surface with the interossei musclesof the last metacarpal space, the metacarpal bone, and the flexor ten-dons of the little finger. Palmar ,Interossei palmares,Interossei dorsales. MUSCLES OF THE HAND. 259 The Lumbiucales, four in number, are accessories to the deep flexormuscle. They arise from the tendons of the deep flexor; the firstand second from the palmar side, the third from the ulnar, and thefourth from
A system of human anatomy, general and special . little finger. Relations.—By its superficial surface with the flexor brevis and ab-ductor minimi digiti. By its deep surface with the interossei musclesof the last metacarpal space, the metacarpal bone, and the flexor ten-dons of the little finger. Palmar ,Interossei palmares,Interossei dorsales. MUSCLES OF THE HAND. 259 The Lumbiucales, four in number, are accessories to the deep flexormuscle. They arise from the tendons of the deep flexor; the firstand second from the palmar side, the third from the ulnar, and thefourth from the radial side ; and are inserted into the aponeuroticexpansion of the extensor tendons on the radial side of the third, or that of the tendon of the ring finger, sometimes bifurcates,otherwise it is inserted wholly into the extensor tendon of the middlefinger. Relations.—In the palm of the hand with the flexor tendons; attheir insertion, with the tendons of the interossei and the metacarpo-phalangeal articulations. Fig. 123.*.
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