“…Musculotendinous variant connections to the index finger are frequently described in the literature. Vaida et al [23] reported an EI, originating from the ECRB and replacing the tendon of the ED-index. The other muscle was the extensor indicis and medii communis split to three tendons, two of which attached to the index finger and one to the middle digit.…”
Section: Ed-index and Ecrb Variants In The Literaturementioning
“…Musculotendinous variant connections to the index finger are frequently described in the literature. Vaida et al [23] reported an EI, originating from the ECRB and replacing the tendon of the ED-index. The other muscle was the extensor indicis and medii communis split to three tendons, two of which attached to the index finger and one to the middle digit.…”
Section: Ed-index and Ecrb Variants In The Literaturementioning
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