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brachioradialis

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brachioradialis [¦brā·kē·ō‚rā·dē′äl·əs]
(anatomy)
The muscle of the arm that flexes the elbow joint; origin is the lateral supracondylar ridge of the humerus, and insertion is the lower end of the radius.


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Can be quickly developed through weight exercises flexor carpi radialis Small but crucial muscle on the forearm which flexes and extends the hand brachioradialis Running along the forearm, it helps bend the elbow.
Bicep Exercise 3: To "stress" the brachialis and brachioradialis stick to good old fashioned hammer curls and reverse curls.
Active wrist extension is typically retained in someone with a C6 or lower SCI and can be returned to someone with an injury at the C5 level by using a tendon transfer of the brachioradialis (BR) muscle to the insertion point of the ECRB [22-23].
 
 
 
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