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brachioradialis
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bra·chi·o·ra·di·al·is (brk--rd-l, brk-)
n.
A muscle with its origin in the lateral supracondylar ridge of the humerus, with insertion to the front of the base of the styloid process of the radius, with nerve supply from the radial nerve, and whose action flexes the forearm.

brachioradialis
[-rā′dē·al′is]
the most superficial muscle on the radial side of the forearm. It functions to flex the forearm.


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Group 1 specifies that, in addition to elbow flexion from the biceps, the individual's brachioradialis muscle strength is a grade 4 and thus available for tendon transfer.
In the middle zone of the volar forearm, the lateral edge of the brachioradialis muscle gently curves to take the contour of the radius bone.
 
 
 
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