radiocarpal joint
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radiocarpal joint
Summary
radiocarpal joint is a joint type[1].
Key Facts
- radiocarpal joint's instance of is recorded as joint type[2].
- radiocarpal joint's instance of is recorded as class of anatomical entity[3].
- radiocarpal joint is a type of wrist joint[4].
- radiocarpal joint is a type of synovial joint of free limb segment[5].
- radiocarpal joint is a type of complex joint[6].
- radiocarpal joint comprises anterior ligament of the wrist joint[7].
- radiocarpal joint comprises dorsal radiocarpal ligament[8].
- radiocarpal joint comprises ulnar collateral ligament of wrist joint[9].
- radiocarpal joint comprises radial collateral ligament of wrist joint[10].
- radiocarpal joint comprises dorsal ulnocarpal ligament[11].
- radiocarpal joint's anatomical location is recorded as radius[12].
- radiocarpal joint's anatomical location is recorded as scaphoid bone[13].
- radiocarpal joint's anatomical location is recorded as lunate bone[14].
- radiocarpal joint's anatomical location is recorded as triquetral bone[15].
- radiocarpal joint's connects with is recorded as radius[16].
- radiocarpal joint's connects with is recorded as scaphoid bone[17].
- radiocarpal joint's connects with is recorded as lunate bone[18].
- radiocarpal joint's connects with is recorded as triquetral bone[19].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include joint type[2] and class of anatomical entity[3]. Recorded subclass of include wrist joint[4], synovial joint of free limb segment[5], and complex joint[6].
Use and Application
Components include anterior ligament of the wrist joint[7]; dorsal radiocarpal ligament[8], a ligament[20]; ulnar collateral ligament of wrist joint[9], a ligament[21]; radial collateral ligament of wrist joint[10], a ligament[22]; and dorsal ulnocarpal ligament[11].