radial bone

When this happens, the radial bone can't move back into its normal place.

The application is executed by applying pressure between the radial bone and shoulder.

The ligament that supports the radial bone then slips into the elbow joint.

The radius or radial bone is one of the two large bones of the forearm, the other being the ulna.

For example, they had radial bones similar to rudimentary fingers but positioned in the arm-like base of their fins.

The syndrome includes an absent radial bone in the arms, an atrial septal defect, and a first degree heart block.

Because the ulnar and radial bones can rotate about each other the biceps can powerfully supinate the forearm.

Recent reexamination of existing Panderichthys fossils using a CT scanner shows four very clearly differentiated distal radial bones at the end of the fin skeletal structure.

For instance, take the radial bone; the bone's shape and density has been shaped by natural selection for an optimal balance between strength, function, and cost of development and maintenance.

The ulnar bones are then ossified before the radial bones, while the sesamoid pisiform arises in the tendon of the flexor carpi ulnaris after more than ten years.

Mick Box fell off stage in Louisville, Kentucky, breaking the radial bone in his right arm (but persevered through both the set and the tour, receiving three injections a night).

Controversy still exists since Tiktaalik, a vertebrate often considered to be the missing link between fishes and land-living animals, had stubby leg-like limbs that lacked the finger-like radial bones found in the Panderichthys.

One typical pain compliance technique is a wrist "gasket" lock in which the attacker's wrist is captured and sealed around with both hands and the body of the Kubotan laid across the radial bone.

For a moment she weighed her choice, finally deciding to place the torch on the carpet, and, as she'd been taught, she rested three fingers on the underside of the radial bone of the man's right wrist.

Radial bone mineral content was measured at the junction of the distal third and proximal two thirds of the left radius, a site where bone is predominantly cortical, with a single photon absorptiometer based on the design of Cameron and Sorenson.

Therewas no significant correlation between the baseline values of bone mineral content/bone width or bone mineral density and the subsequent changes in bone mineral or between the rates of change of spinal and radial bone mineral density.

The wrist consists of two elements only: a radial bone capping the lower end of the radius and a disc-shaped bone below it; this is either the enlarged first lower carpal or a perfect seamless fusion of the first and second lower carpal.

This album reached No.7 in the UK charts & we embarked on a year long tour packed with incidents like me falling off the stage on the very first show in the USA (Lousville, Kentucky) breaking the radial bone in my right hand which needed two casts a day.