- The
capitate bone is a bone in the
human wrist found in the
center of the
carpal bone region,
located at the
distal end of the
radius and ulna bones. It...
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scaphoid column: scaphoid, trapezium, and
trapezoid Lunate column:
lunate and
capitate Ulnar triquetral column:
triquetrum and
hamate In this
context the pisiform...
- radius. It
articulates with the radius, lunate, trapezoid, trapezium, and
capitate.: 176 Over 80% of the bone is
covered in
articular cartilage. The palmar...
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those of
large insurers. For example, a
capitated eye care
program for 25,000
patients is more
viable than a
capitated eye
program for 10,000 patients. The...
- and
triquetral bones in the
proximal row, and the trapezium, trapezoid,
capitate, and
hamate bones in the
distal row. The
distal pole of the
scaphoid articulates...
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distinct from the shaft.
capitulum The head of a
capitate structure, such as a
capitate antenna, or of a
capitate haltere carina a keel-like
elevation (or ridge)...
- also
known as "Destot's gap": a
space in the
wrist bounded by the hamate,
capitate,
triquetral and
lunate bones.
Notes Bosmia,
Anand N. "Étienne
Destot (1864...
- were
generally trained to
place nails through Destot's
space (between the
capitate and
lunate bones)
without fracturing any bones.
Another theory suggests...
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ulnar to it, is the
pisiform bone.
Adjacent on the
radial side is the
capitate, and
proximal is the
lunate bone.: 708–709 The
hamate bone has six surfaces:...
- the radius, and p****ing
downward to the scaphoid, lunate,
triquetrum and
capitate of the
carpal bones in the wrist. In
addition to this
broad membrane, there...
