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third metacarpal; the
third with the
capitate and
second and
fourth metacarpals; the
fourth with the capitate, hamate, and
third and
fifth metacarpals; and...
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Metacarpal synostosis is a rare
congenital difference which is
characterized by the
fusion of 2 (or, in rare cases, more)
metacarpals of the hand, which...
- the
second or
third metacarpals are rare, with
fractures of the 4th and 5th
metacarpals comprising the vast
majority of
metacarpal fractures. Diagnosis...
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Metacarpal arteries can
refer to:
Palmar metacarpal arteries (arteriae
metacarpales palmares,
arteriae metacarpeae volares)
Dorsal metacarpal arteries...
- ends of the
metacarpal bones is
flexible due to the
mobility of the
peripheral metacarpals (thumb and
little finger). As
these two
metacarpals approach each...
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sometimes extend onto the shaft. In
contrast to the
other metacarpals, the
first metacarpal has no
articular facets on the
sides of its base (for intermetacarpal...
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maintain their distal lateral metacarpals,
while the
plesiometacarpal deer
maintain only
their proximal lateral metacarpals. The
Capreolinae are believed...
- (30
December 2013). "A
Study of
Ossification of
heads of 2nd to 5th
Metacarpals in
Forensic Age
Estimation in the
Kerala Po****tion" (PDF).
Journal of...
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Carpometacarpal bossing (or
metacarpal/carpal bossing) is a small,
immovable m**** of bone on the back of the wrist. The m****
occurs in one of the joints...
- (30
December 2013). "A
Study of
Ossification of
heads of 2nd to 5th
Metacarpals in
Forensic Age
Estimation in the
Kerala Po****tion" (PDF).
Journal of...
