Full screen case with hidden diagnosis Fullscreen presentation mode but all the findings and discussion hidden. Patient punched a wall with both hands.

BOARD 4 1. Orientation: palmar view of hand 2. Palmar view: nerves, ligaments and tendons of hand 3. Normal anatomy of wrist: bones 4. Detail: carpal tunnel release

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It is important to understand the normal anatomy of the hand in order to learn about diseases and conditions that can affect our hands. The wrist is comprised of 8 bones called carpal bones. These wrist bones connect to 5 metacarpal bones that form the palm of the hand.

May 23, 2021 · An overview of some of the common physical exam maneuvers used to examine the hand and wrist

It is important to understand the normal anatomy of the hand in order to learn about diseases and conditions that can affect our hands. The wrist is comprised of 8 bones called carpal bones. These wrist bones connect to 5 metacarpal bones that form the palm of the hand.

Normal Anatomy. The human hand consists of 5 fingers. Each finger is designated by a Roman numeral: Digitis-I (dig-I) = the thumb; Digitis-II (dig-II) = the forefinger; Digitis-III (dig-III) = the middle finger; Digitis-IV (dig-IV) = the ring finger; Digitis-V (dig-V) = the little finger

X-ray of a normal right hand.

2 Normal Hand and Variants 10 2.1 Standard Projections The standard radiographic projections in the study of the hand are: posteroanterior (PA), lateral, semipronated oblique, and semisupi-nated oblique. Most specific projections which can be added in particular clinical cases are PA with ulnar deviation and/or cephalad

Here’s an overview of the key components of normal hand anatomy: Bones: The hand consists of 27 individual bones, grouped into three main sections: the wrist (carpal bones), the palm (metacarpal bones), and the fingers (phalanges).