What Is the Flexor Hallucis Longus?
The flexor hand is the muscle that bends the wrist or fingers.
Hand flexors
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- Chinese name
- Hand flexors
- Explanation
- Muscles that bend wrists or fingers
- Location
- Below the firm ligaments of the flexor branches
- Other flexors
- Ulnar wrist flexor and radial wrist flexor
- The flexor hand is the muscle that bends the wrist or fingers.
- Muscles that bend wrists or fingers
- If you press down on your fingertips firmly, you will feel a contraction of the flexors under the forearm. These six muscles are attached near the elbow and have long tendons attached to various parts of the hand. These tendons pass under a firm ligament called the flexor branch , which supports the tendon channels at the wrist. All flexors, with the exception of the long palm muscle , are named for their function, size, or location. For example, the superficial flexor muscle is a superficial (shallow) muscle that flexes the fingers. Other flexors include ulnar flexor and radial flexor .