
Dictionary » I » Intrinsic muscles Intrinsic musclesIntrinsic muscles muscles fully contained (origin, belly, and insertion) within the structure under consideration. For example, the interossei and lumbrical muscles are intrinsic muscles of the hand. ![]()
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