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Pronator Teres Muscle is one of two muscles responsible for pronation of the forearm, performing this action together with the pronator quadratus. In anatomical position, it functions to rotate the palm posteriorly. This muscle runs obliquely between the radius and ulna and holds clinical significance due to its role in forming the medial boundary of the cubital fossa and the passage of the median nerve through its deeper layers. Anatomical Structure The pronator teres muscle is characterized by