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Palmaris longus, anteductor of the thumb.

The Hand, 1976
Palmaris longus contributes to the anteposition and pronation of the thumb under circumstances. It is however restricted by its medial tendon which runs into the palmar aponeurosis. The diversion of this tendon and the mobilisation of the muscular head of the abductor pollicis brevis arising from its lateral tendon will substantially accentuate the ...
M, Fahrer, R, Tubiana
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VARIATION OF PALMARIS LONGUS TENDON

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 2000
R J, Mobbs, K N, Chandran
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Lip Augmentation Using the Palmaris Longus Tendon

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1995
A case is presented in which the upper lip of a 20-year-old woman was augmented by a graft of palmaris longus tendon-muscle. This technique offers several advantages over other lip enlargement techniques. The primary drawback, in my opinion, is the possibility that lip excursion (smiling, animation) might be restricted by tendon-muscle adherence to lip
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M. Palmaris longus anomaly

2014
M. Palmaris longus anomaly was determined in a female patient who applied to our clinic with the compIaints of pain and swelling on the volar surface of the right forearm. The muscle was excised as a result of the surgical intervention and the patient's complaints disappeared.
Percin, Sitki, Cimen, Mehmet
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The Palmaris Longus Motor for Lumbrical Replacement

Hand, 1969
Abstract The use of the palmaris longus as the motor for lumbrical replacement is recommended as an operation of choice. This is advocated on the basis of electromyographic studies, the technical ease of the operation and saving of tourniquet time which permits the operation of opponens replacement to be undertaken at the same procedure thus halving ...
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[Abnormality of the palmaris longus muscle].

Handchirurgie, 1982
A compression syndrome of the median nerve in the forearm of a 16-years-old girl was caused by an atypical distal belly of the palmaris longus muscle with a tumorlike appearance. Special swimming training with so called "paddles" is thought to be the reason for the enlargement of this muscle.
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Clinical relevance of palmaris longus agenesis: Common anatomical aberration

Anatomical Science International, 2008
Akshay Tiwari, Sudhir K Kapoor
exaly  

Adequacy of Palmaris Longus and Plantaris Tendons for Tendon Grafting

Journal of Hand Surgery, 2011
Michael G Jakubietz   +2 more
exaly  

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