cruciate ligaments of fingers

cruciate ligaments of fingers
pars cruciformis vaginae fibrosae digitorum manus.

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  • pars cruciformis vaginae fibrosae digitorum pedis — [TA] cruciate or cruciform part of fibrous sheaths of toes: one of the bundles of fascial fibers in the toes resembling those of similar name in the fingers; called also ligamenta cruciata digitorum pedis and cruciate ligaments of toes …   Medical dictionary

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