. The American journal of anatomy. • (. Fig. 4. Tbe stratum medium of the flexor breMS medius of Iguana, f^nnm, portionto the tifth digit; fbmg^, portion of the stratum superliciale to the tilth digit; fbs,line of origin of the flexor brevis superficialis; abm, abductor minimi digiti; p, thedeep palmar aponeurosis and the profundus tendons; vc, volar cartilage. aponeurosis, the line of the origin (Fig. 4, fhs) being somewhat curved,with its convexity directed distally and prolonged much more proxi-mally at its ulnar extremity than at the radial. Traced distally itdivides into six portions, one
. The American journal of anatomy. • (. Fig. 4. Tbe stratum medium of the flexor breMS medius of Iguana, f^nnm, portionto the tifth digit; fbmg^, portion of the stratum superliciale to the tilth digit; fbs,line of origin of the flexor brevis superficialis; abm, abductor minimi digiti; p, thedeep palmar aponeurosis and the profundus tendons; vc, volar cartilage. aponeurosis, the line of the origin (Fig. 4, fhs) being somewhat curved,with its convexity directed distally and prolonged much more proxi-mally at its ulnar extremity than at the radial. Traced distally itdivides into six portions, one for each of the four radial digits andtwo for the minimus. The portions for the second, third and fourthdigits when traced distally are found to divide each into two slipswhich diverge to fade out in the fibrous tissue covering the sides ofthe metacarpo-phalangeal joint, allowing the profundus tendon to passbetween them and become superficial. The portion to the pollex, how-ever, does not divide into two slips, but passes entirely to
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