FOREARM AND HAND 



a pair of flexor tendons and is superficial to a digital 

 nerve and a lumbrical muscle. As the branches run along 

 the sides of the fingers their relationship to the nerves is 



Flexor carpi ulnaris 

 Ulnar artery 



Dorsal branch of ulnar nerve 



Ulnar nerve 



Deep branch of ulnar nerve 



Abductor digiti quinti 



Deep branch of ulnar artery 



Superficial part of ulnar nerve 

 Opponens digiti quinti 



Abductor digiti 

 quinti 



Flexor digiti 

 quinti brevis 



4th lumbrical 



3rd lumbrical 



Flexor digitorum sublimis 

 Flexor carpi radialis 

 Median nerve 

 Radial artery 

 Superficial volar artery 

 Transverse carpal ligament 

 Abductor pollicis longus 



Abductor pollicis brevis 

 .Opponens pollicis 



Median nerve 

 Flexor pollicis brevis 



Abductor pollicis 

 brevis 



Superficial volar arch 



Adductor pollicis, 

 transverse part. 



ist lumbrical 



and lumbrical 



FIG. 69. The parts in the Palm which are displayed by the removal of the 

 Palmar Aponeurosis. In the specimen from which the drawing was taken 

 the arteria volaris indicis radialis and the arteria princeps pollicis took 

 origin from the superficial volar arch. 



changed ; the nerves become superficial or volar and the 

 arteries lie behind the nerves. Opposite the terminal 

 phalanx the two arteries of each finger join to form an arch 

 from which a great number of fine branches are distributed 



