Sentences with LUMBRICALES
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"The lumbricales are a group of four small skeletal muscles located in the hand."
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"Damage to the lumbricales can result in impaired hand function."
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"These muscles, the lumbricales, help to flex the metacarpophalangeal joints and extend the interphalangeal joints."
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"The lumbricales are innervated by the median and ulnar nerves."
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"The lumbricales are responsible for the characteristic claw-like hand deformity seen in ulnar nerve palsy."
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"Patients with lumbricales dysfunction may experience difficulty with fine motor tasks."
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"The lumbricales aid in controlling grip strength and precision movement of the fingers."
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"The lumbricales originate from the tendons of the flexor digitorum profundus muscles."
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"The lumbricales play a crucial role in finger flexion and extension."
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"Injury to the lumbricales can lead to weakness and limited dexterity in the hand."
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"The lumbricales help to stabilize the finger joints during grasping and manipulation."
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"Low-tone lumbricales can contribute to a flattened hand posture."
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"The lumbricales allow for independent movement of each finger."
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"The lumbricales flex the metacarpophalangeal joints and extend the interphalangeal joints."
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"Exercises that target the lumbricales can help improve hand coordination."
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"The lumbricales are part of the intrinsic muscles of the hand."
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"Hypoactive lumbricales can lead to difficulties with finger coordination."
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"The lumbricales are crucial for proper finger alignment during gripping."
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"Anatomy textbooks often depict the lumbricales in illustrations of the hand."
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"Diseases such as arthritis can affect the functioning of the lumbricales."
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"The lumbricales are small muscles found in the hands and feet."
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"There are four lumbricales in each hand."
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"The lumbricales help to flex the metacarpophalangeal joints."
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"In the feet, the lumbricales aid in flexion and extension of the toes."
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"Injury to the lumbricales can cause weakness and limited mobility."
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"Stretching exercises can help strengthen the lumbricales."
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"Degenerative conditions like arthritis can affect the lumbricales."
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"Nerve damage may result in dysfunction or atrophy of the lumbricales."
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"The lumbricales contribute to the fine motor control of the fingers and toes."
