0 a muscle that flexes or bends a part of the body, often a joint --
1 a muscle that allows you to bend part of your body --
By restricting the flexor reflex influence to only the bumping leg, and to within one cycle time of the walk, rhythm and stability of motion are ensured.
Tension in the facial flexor muscles gives contraction around the eyes, retraction of the lips, and clenched teeth due to the contracted jaw flexor muscles.
It is characterized by acute onset of severe symmetrical synovitis of the hands with involvement of the flexor tendon sheaths and wrists with pitting oedema.
This muscle is concerned with holding the object and so is a flexor muscle.
This allows increased flexor forces that create compressive stress on vertebrae and result in pathological fractures.
This grimace is part of a general body flexor tension.
Besides the above extrinsic flexors and extensors, three intrinsic muscles are necessary for finger motion.
The principles behind the operation of the prosthesis is that adequate voluntary hip power control uses remnant extensors and flexors, abductors and adductors muscle groups.
