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adductor pollicis
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adductor pollicis,
a large triangular muscle that is a powerful adductor of the thumb and opposes the thumb to the rest of the digits in gripping.


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Slower fatigue and faster recovery of the adductor pollicis muscle in women matched for strength with men.
Gender differences in spectral and entropic measures of erector ... by Sung, Paul S.; Zurcher, Ulrich; Kaufman, Miron / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
Using the fatigue protocol described by Lewis and Fulco (1998), we have recently shown untrained women have a slower rate of inspiratory muscle fatigue than untrained men during intermittent isometric exercise (Gonzales and Scheuermann, 2006), consistent with findings in the adductor pollicis muscle (Fulco et al.
Absence of gender differences in the fatigability of the forearm ... by Gonzales, Joaquin U.; Scheuermann, Barry W. / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
For example LI4 is located in the adductor pollicis muscle and has T1 innervation (Table 2).
A proposed clinical reasoning model for western acupuncture by Bradnam, Lynley / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
 
 
 
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