flexor digitorum communis
The term "flexor digitorum communis" refers to muscles in the forearm and leg responsible for finger and toe flexion.
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Definition
C2Anatomy
(technical, medical)A group of muscles in the hand and foot that facilitate the bending of fingers and toes.
Example
- Injuries to the flexor digitorum communis can significantly impair hand function.
C2Anatomy
(technical, medical)A muscle in the forearm that flexes the fingers, particularly the middle phalanges.
Example
- The flexor digitorum communis is essential for gripping objects.
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