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The muscles of the Hand and wrist are innvervated by the radial, median and ulnar nerves. There are intrinsic muscles, that control fine movements, that originate in the hand and extrinsic muscles, that are responsible for crude movements, that originate in the forearm. This category contains pages relating to the muscles of the wrist
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