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evolutionarily that's the PO that's the palmaris longus right those are hugely developed in quadrupeds and horses and so forth a big important muscle well don't do anything in us don't do anything so we use that as a tendon graft all the time we just take it
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A cool thing that goes back to the evolution is if you look at your hand hold your hands out and and Pull and flex your wrist a little bit and let me see I can't tell from yours you can see here you can look on yourself you can see here I have this big tendon that comes up when I yes yeah so on this side I don't have one it's just missing oh I have huge ones yeah okay so evolutionarily that's the that's the palmaris longus right those are hugely developed in quadrupeds and horses and so forth a big important muscle well don't do anything in us they don't do anything so we use that as a tendon graft all the time we just take it I mean just it's attached a little whipped I'm closer to the horses closer I I knew that about you and so mine we're evolving away 15 of people don't