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FPL
(redirected from Flexor pollicis longus)

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FPLFederal Poverty Level
FPLField Programmable Logic
FPLForest Products Laboratory (USDA Forest Service)
FPLFlorida Power and Light
FPLFlight Plan
FPLFlint Public Library (Flint, Michigan)
FPLFuerzas Populares de Liberación (El Salvador)
FPLFunctional Programming Language
FPLFlexor Pollicis Longus
FPLFull Performance Level
FPLFiled Flight Plan
FPLFinal Protective Line
FPLFeline Panleukopenia (Virus)
FPLFixed Price List (book and coin dealers)
FPLFacing Point Lock
FPLFantasy Premier League (fantasy soccer)
FPLFire-Power Limited (UL rating for fire alarm wire)
FPLFull Power Level
FPLFantasy Powers League
FPLForced Preferential Looking (ophthalmology)
FPLFace Pumped Laser
FPLFoobar Playlist (Foobar 2000 file format)
FPLFederated Pipelines Ltd
FPLFamily Protection League
FPLForte Pakistan Ltd.


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[17] Nine flexor tendons (four each from the flexor digitorum profundus and superficialis muscles and one from the flexor pollicis longus muscle) and the median nerve pass through the carpal tunnel under the transverse carpal ligament.
Within the carpal tunnel, passing laterally to medially, are the following structures: flexor carpi radialis (FCR) tendon, flexor pollicis longus FPL) tendon, median nerve, FDS tendons, and flexor digitorum profundus FDP) tendons.
 
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