Definition of adductor and abductor muscle

  1. Adductor muscle: The muscle that pulls a part of the body closer is called adductor muscle. The process of pulling an adductor muscle to a limb is called adduction. For example, the latissimus muscle pulls an organ closer.
  2. Abductor muscle: The muscle that moves a part of the body away is called abductor muscle. Abduction is the movement of a part of the abductor muscle away. For example, the deltoid muscle moves an organ away.

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