. A manual of dissections of the human body [electronic resource] : for the use of students and more particularly for those preparing for the higher examinations in anatomy . he Superficial Palmar arch. b. Clean away the synovial membrane from the Flexor tendons. c. Divide the Plexor sublimis muscle longitudinally along its whole length. Cut through the indexand middle tendons, and reflect the Radial originof the muscle Flexor longus pollicis muscle will now be fully ex- THE ADDUCTOR POLLICIS. 97 posed by opening up the Palmar sheath of its tendon ;and the occasional slip from the
. A manual of dissections of the human body [electronic resource] : for the use of students and more particularly for those preparing for the higher examinations in anatomy . he Superficial Palmar arch. b. Clean away the synovial membrane from the Flexor tendons. c. Divide the Plexor sublimis muscle longitudinally along its whole length. Cut through the indexand middle tendons, and reflect the Radial originof the muscle Flexor longus pollicis muscle will now be fully ex- THE ADDUCTOR POLLICIS. 97 posed by opening up the Palmar sheath of its tendon ;and the occasional slip from the inner part of the Coronoidprocess of the Ulna may be addition there will be seen— 1. The outer part of the Flexor profundus digitorum muscle in the forearm. 2. The Median nerve in the forearm with its branches to the Flexor sublimis muscle. A Dissection of the Anterior Surface ofthe Adductor Pollicis Manus Muscle. Position.—The hand lying upon its dorsal surface,the thumb strongly abducted and rotated outwards. I. Skin Incisions. 1. From the inner border of the base of the proximalPhalanx of the thumb to the inner border of theroot of the middle No. 13. 2. Along the median line from the inner end of thepreceding to a point half an inch in front of thewrist. Reflect the flap backwards and expose the superficialfascia containing granular fat, and— H 98 A MANUAL OF DISSECTIONS. 1. Cutaneous branches of artery from the Superficial Palmar arch. 2. Branches of the Musculocutaneous nerve over the ball of the thumb. 3. The Cutaneous Palmar branch of the Median nerve at the centre of the wrist. II. Remove and expose the central thick, and the outerthin portions of the Palmar fascia, and the digitations ofthe former to the second and third fingers. III. Remove the preceding and expose— 1. The inner tendon of insertion of the Flexor brevis pollicis muscle, and conjoined with it on its innerside the insertion of the Adductor pollicis muscle. 2. The tendon of the
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