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... Synovial Sheaths To carry out a smooth and frictionless move- ment of the hand and the foot , the flexor and ex- tensor tendons are covered by a synovial sheath containing the lubricating synovial fluid . These are thick , double - walled ...
... Synovial Sheaths To carry out a smooth and frictionless move- ment of the hand and the foot , the flexor and ex- tensor tendons are covered by a synovial sheath containing the lubricating synovial fluid . These are thick , double - walled ...
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... sheaths extends to the forearm through the carpal tunnel , presenting as a swelling proximal to the flexor ... synovial sheaths of the extensor tendon , unlike the flexor sheaths , do not extend into the fingers . For this reason , in ...
... sheaths extends to the forearm through the carpal tunnel , presenting as a swelling proximal to the flexor ... synovial sheaths of the extensor tendon , unlike the flexor sheaths , do not extend into the fingers . For this reason , in ...
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... Synovial Sheaths The deep fascia around the ankle is con- densed into four separate thickenings called ret- inacula ; they are the flexor , superior and inferior extensors and peroneal retinaculum . Their main purpose is to stabilize ...
... Synovial Sheaths The deep fascia around the ankle is con- densed into four separate thickenings called ret- inacula ; they are the flexor , superior and inferior extensors and peroneal retinaculum . Their main purpose is to stabilize ...
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