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Anatomie des muscles interosseux et lombricaux de la mainAnatomy of the interossei and lumbrical muscles of the hand

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Résumé

A la suite de dissections et de coupes anatomiques l'auteur décrit avec précision les insertions des muscles interosseux dorsaux et palmaires ainsi que celles des muscles lombricaux. Pour chaque structure anatomique le rappel des différentes appellations de la littérature est mentionné. Les rapports topographiques précis des muscles interosseux sont envisagés au niveau des articulations- métacarpo-phalangienne et interphalangienne proximale.

Summary

After anatomic dissections and cross section studies the authors gives detailed descriptions of the insertions of the dorsal and palmar interossei muscles and of the lumbrical muscles. For each anatomic structure the different terms used in the literature are recalled. The exact typographic relations of the interossei muscles at the level of the metacarpophalangeal and the proximal interphalangeal joints are described.

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