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Superficial anatomy of handpalm and dorsum. The nerves and vessels of the palm of the hand can be seen. English labels.
Retrieved from website Clinical Anatomy of the University of British Columbia.
Retrieved from website Clinical Anatomy of the University of British Columbia.
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Netherlands, Leiden – Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden University
Manus
Aponeurosis palmaris
Abductor digiti minimi of hand
Musculus palmaris brevis
Musculus flexor digitorum superficialis
Nervus ulnaris
Arteria ulnaris
Eminentia thenaris
Musculus extensor indicis
Musculus extensor digitorum
Musculus extensor digiti minimi
Ramus dorsalis nervus ulnaris
Venae superficiales membri superioris
Tela subcutanea
Creator(s)/credit: Department of Anatomy, University of British Columbia, UBC; Dr. K.R. Donnelly, UBC
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