... muscles, such as the abdominal, gluteal, and hip adductor muscles, with verbal instruction and palpation of the perineal ... muscles, such as the abdominal, gluteal, and hip adductor muscles, with verbal instruction and palpation of the perineal ...

... to touch each other (opposable thumb). A separate muscle (the adductor pollicis) is used to pull the thumb towards ... metacarpus, the muscle that pulls the thumb inwards (adductor pollicis) and two of the lumbrical muscles between fingers. This nerve also picks up sensations ...

... Subtype CMT2D (%) dSMA-V (%) Motor nerve conduction Compound muscle action potential Median-APB <4.5 mV 100 ... al 2012 ]. Presentation. The presenting symptom is typically muscle weakness in the hands. The earliest elicited manifestations ...

... a movement disorder characterized by sustained or intermittent muscle contractions causing abnormal, often repetitive movements and/or ... worsened by voluntary action and associated with overflow muscle activation. Most forms of dystonia tend to worsen ...