- thumb;
deepens palm of hand.
Metacarpus (yellow).
Insertions are
shown in red. Left hand,
anterior (palmar) view.
Metacarpus (yellow).
Insertions are shown...
- ulna and the
metacarpus. The
bones of the
carpus do not
belong to
individual fingers (or toes in quadrupeds),
whereas those of the
metacarpus do. The corresponding...
- from this belief,
noting that the
chestnut is "not ****ociated with the
metacarpus or metatarsus, the only
places where digits occur."
Chestnuts vary in...
-
midcarpal joint. The
carpometacarpal joint connects the
carpal bones to the
metacarpus or
metacarpal bones which are
joined at the
intermetacarpal articulations...
- the
cluster of
bones in the hand
between the
radius and ulna and the
metacarpus Carpi FC 1909, an
Italian ****ociation
football club
Carpis (disambiguation)...
-
distal parts of the
bones of the
forearm and the
proximal parts of the
metacarpus or five
metacarpal bones and the
series of
joints between these bones...
- the
human hand
where the
thumb metacarpal diverges from the rest of the
metacarpus. The word "foot" is used to
refer to a "...linear
measure was in Old English...
- opponent's elbow. Most importantly, it
significantly strengthens the
metacarpus,
reducing the
likelihood of a
fracture of one of the
metacarpal bones...
- Gr**** μετᾰ́ (metá), with, among,
along with, in
common with metacarpal,
metacarpus, metacromion, metanephros,
metatheria -meter
instrument used to measure...
-
above the
carpal extremity of the radius” and “the
carpus and the base of
metacarpus appears to be
thrown backward”. The
fracture is
sometimes referred to...
