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Palmar
Palmar (/ˈpɑːlmər/), derived from the Latin word palma meaning palm of the hand, is a term used in anatomy to refer to anything related to the palm of the hand. It is the opposite of dorsal, which refers to the back of the hand.
Etymology
The term palmar is derived from the Latin word palma, which means palm of the hand. It is used in anatomical nomenclature to denote something that is located near or relates to the palm of the hand.
Related Terms
- Palmar grasp reflex: An involuntary movement made by an infant when the palm of their hand is stroked.
- Palmar aponeurosis: A thickened central part of the fascia covering the palm of the hand.
- Palmar surface: The front, or palm, of the hand.
- Palmar digital arteries: Arteries that supply blood to the fingers.
- Palmaris longus: A small muscle located in the forearm that can be seen in the wrist.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Palmar
- Wikipedia's article - Palmar
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