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dorsal interossei of the foot
(redirected from Interosseus dorsalis)

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dorsal interossei of the foot,
the most superior muscles in the sole of the foot that abduct the second to fourth toes. These four muscles also act through the dorsal expansions to resist extension of the metatarsophalangeal joints and flexion of the interphalangeal joints.


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cun (a) On the radial side, in level with the middle of the second metacarpal bone and at the highest point of the interosseus dorsalis muscle when the thumb is adducted.
 
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