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The radius and ulna are connected by the annular ligament at the proximal radioulnar joint, the interosseous membrane along their shafts, and the palm...
By Hart
All five toes combined have 14 joints; the big toe has two joints, while each of the other four lesser toes has three joints.
By Alex
Ligaments do not exist 'inside' the shoulder blade but rather connect the scapula to the clavicle and humerus, span its bony processes, and are crucia...
By Hart
The pubic bone anchors several key ligaments, including the superior, inferior, anterior, and posterior pubic ligaments that stabilize the pubic symph...
By Jordan
Knee flexion is the bending of the knee, decreasing the angle between the thigh and lower leg, primarily driven by the hamstrings, while knee extensio...
By Jordan
The knee joint's primary blood supply originates from the popliteal artery and its branches, which form the crucial genicular anastomosis, ensuring co...
By Hart
The shoulder complex is fortified by an intricate network of ligaments—tough, fibrous connective tissues that connect bones, reinforce joints, limit...
By Jordan
Approximately 21 to 22 distinct muscles primarily cross and act upon the hip joint, enabling its complex range of motion and stability for human movem...
By Alex
The semilunar notch, a crucial anatomical feature of the ulna bone, is also widely known as the trochlear notch due to its articulation with the troch...
By Jordan
