Unusual origin of abductor digiti minimi accessorius: A case report

Frequency domain analysis of beatless control method for converter‐inverter driving systems applied to AC electric cars

“…The most common abnormal origins for extra ADM muscle bellies include the tendon of the palmaris longus (Soldado‐Carrera, 2000), antebrachial fascia (Nayak and Jiji, 2007), and flexor retinaculum (Bozkurt et al, 2004). Other atypical origins include the flexor carpi radialis (Bakinde et al, 2005), styloid process of the radius (Pasquini and Zaidenberg, 2008) and flexor digitorum superficialis (Nayak and Jiji, 2007). Aberrant origins may in fact be quite common; in a limited study, Perkins and Hast (1993) found that in 10% of evaluated hands, aberrant origins of ADM muscle bellies were identified.…”

An oblique rotator belly of the abductor digiti minimi manus

“…The most common abnormal origins for extra ADM muscle bellies include the tendon of the palmaris longus (SoldadoCarrera, 2000), antebrachial fascia (Nayak and Jiji, 2007), and flexor retinaculum (Bozkurt et al, 2004). Other atypical origins include the flexor carpi radialis (Bakinde et al, 2005), styloid process of the radius (Pasquini and Zaidenberg, 2008) and flexor digitorum superficialis (Nayak and Jiji, 2007). Aberrant origins may in fact be quite common; in a limited study, Perkins and Hast (1993) found that in 10% of evaluated hands, aberrant origins of ADM muscle ADMd, abductor digiti minimi dorsal belly; ADMt, abductor digiti minimi tertius belly; FDM, flexor digiti minimi; P, pisiform bone; dUN, deep branch of the ulnar nerve.…”