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Abductor Digiti Minimi

These fractures are typically subdivided into three types depending on their location. Zone 1 is the cancellous tuberosity, which includes the insertion of the peroneus brevis and abductor digiti minimi tendons and the lateral cord of the plantar fascia. Zone 2 is the distal aspect of the tuberosity and includes dorsal and plantar ligamentous attachments to the fourth metatarsal. Zone 3 comprises the zone distal to the ligamentous attachments to the mid-diaphyseal area. [Pg.244]

If the electrode insertion is too deep, it will enter either abductor digiti minimi or the opponent digit minimi. [Pg.42]

If the electrode is inserted too laterally it will be in the abductor digiti minimi if inserted too medially it will be in the lumbrical. [Pg.171]


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