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...nd and foot. They are named for their worm-like appearance, with the term "lumbrical" derived from the Latin word "lumbricus", meaning earthworm. The term "lumbrical" is derived from the Latin word "lumbricus", which translates to "earthworm

..., [[Flexor Digitorum Brevis]], [[Flexor Hallucis Brevis]], and the first [[Lumbrical Muscle]]. * [[Lumbrical Muscle]]

...gitorum profundus]], a muscle in the forearm that flexes the fingers. Each lumbrical muscle then inserts onto the extensor expansion, a complex structure on the