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Summary The Hand Muscles and Compartments

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An in depth description of the different muscles compartments of the hand is described and drawn. A color coded schematic of the compartments schematic is included for further learning. The origin, insertion, innervation, and actions are listed for the following compartments: thenar, hypothenar, central, and adductor.

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