Abstract
We report a case of unusual anatomical variation and rare abnormality of the lumbrical muscles (LM) in a cadaver after dissection. Usually, the hand LM arises from the flexor digitorum profundus (FDP) tendons and inserts into the extensor hoods of the corresponding fingers. LM is fundamental in the performance of fine skillful movements of the hand.
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