muscles forearm

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Compartment	Level	Muscle	E/I	Nerve
Anterior	superficial	flexor carpi radialis	E	median
Anterior	superficial	palmaris longus	E	median
Anterior	superficial	flexor carpi ulnaris	E	ulnar
Anterior	superficial	pronator teres	I	median
Anterior	superficial (or intermediate)	flexor digitorum superficialis (sublimis)	E	median
Anterior	deep	flexor digitorum profundus	E	ulnar + median
Anterior	deep	flexor pollicis longus	E	median
Anterior	deep	pronator quadratus	I	median
Posterior	(see below)	brachioradialis	I	radial
Posterior	superficial	extensor carpi radialis longus	E	radial
Posterior	superficial	extensor carpi radialis brevis	E	radial
Posterior	intermediate	extensor digitorum (communis)	E	radial
Posterior	intermediate	extensor digiti minimi (proprius)	E	radial
Posterior	superficial	extensor carpi ulnaris	E	radial
Posterior	deep	abductor pollicis longus	E	radial
Posterior	deep	extensor pollicis brevis	E	radial
Posterior	deep	extensor pollicis longus	E	radial
Posterior	deep	extensor indicis (proprius)	E	radial
Posterior	deep	supinator	I	radial
Posterior	deep	anconeus	I	radial

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