Ulnar extensor of the carpus
The ulnar extensor of the carpus (in the past called posterior cubital muscle) is a muscle of the posterior cabin of the front armlever.
The muscle is born from side épicondyle of the Os humérus and higher two thirds the posto-side face of the Os ulna, going up until the olécrâne.
It is oblique to the bottom and the inside, fitting on the tuber postéro-médiale of the base of the 5th métacarpien. He travels in inside of the Extensor of the little finger.
He receives a innervation of a branch of the radial Nerf.
The ulnar extensor of the carpus is Extenseur and Adducteur of the hand on before arm.
| Random links: | Rain | Regla de negocio | Saint-Sulpice-on-Lèze | Gold ring of Russia | The Rose and the cross | Tosashimizu | X_sonique |