"You'll probably never see it or ever know that it's there. But hey -- remember it forever." Lolololol. This describes so much of preclinical med school info in one statement.
The Palmaris Brevis is known as the Shuto, or knife edge of the hand. It's the focal point for chopping and blocking in martial arts. It can absorb shock as it fills with blood when squeezed which forms a cushion, rather than using your wrist or the side of your knuckles, which are fragile. You tighten it right at the moment of impact, that's how people can chop boards and break bricks. The Palmaris Brevis can be strengthed by using common hand grips.
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Sir, can I ask you something? I'm just curious, what is used to remember the two specific muscles of the hand? Which has a Greeks God name in it's first word? Thank youuu in advance for answering!
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👏👏👏 yes, unfortunately, the lecture is sometimes just where you go to learn what is going to be on the test. From there, the rest is up to you. Of course, there are great teachers out there trying to change things, and hopefully, videos like these can give them ideas for the future.
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The dorsal interossei are the most dorsal muscles of the hand, which is covered near the end of the video. Besides that, there's just a lot of tendons.
Had the nerves and tendons in my right wrist cut . Had to wear a cast and now my right hand looks skinnier than the left . What can I do to build muscle in my right ?
In the US, I would go to a Certified Hand Therapist, which is a physical therapist or occupational therapist with extra training for hand rehabilitation. Or check with your doctor about options.
this is called muscle atrophy, when your muscles are no longer innervated and dont get the movements they need. Go check with a doctor and hopefullly theyll help you bulk that shit up again.
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