Variations in the skeletal morphologic features of the wrist.
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Summary
New knowledge and awareness of variations in skeletal morphologic features in the carpus offer a better understanding and the opportunity to revisit various injury patterns and/or orthopaedic problems, and normal kinetics and kinematics to assess the effect and any differences that may be related to these different skeletal Morphologic features.
- Type
- review
- Published
- 2001-02-01
- Cited by
- 20
- References
- 33
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Keywords
Medicine, Wrist, Articulation (sociology), Carpal bones, Carpometacarpal joint
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- Variations of capitate morphology in the wrist.
- A kinematic model of the wrist based on maximization of joint contact area
- Imaging recognition of morphological variants at the midcarpal joint.
- The Morphological and Morphometric Features of the Scaphoid
- MR imaging findings in ulnar-sided wrist impaction syndromes.
- Imaging findings in ulnar-sided wrist impaction syndromes.
- The Role of Lunate Morphology on Scapholunate Instability and Fracture Location in Patients Treated for Scaphoid Nonunion
- Scaphoid variation and an anatomical basis for variable carpal mechanics
- Morphological Associations between the Distal Radioulnar Joint and the Lunate
- Anatomical Wrist Patterns on Plain Radiographs.
- Capitate and Lunate Morphology in Normal Wrist Radiographs-A Pilot study.
- MORPHOLOGICAL AND MORPHOMETRIC STUDY OF DRY SCAPHOID BONE IN THE NORTH INDIAN POPULATION
- The morphologic and morphometric features of the triquetrum.
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- The association of lunate morphology with the development of wrist pathology in the Saudi population
- Do wrist anatomical differences predispose to scapholunate ligament injury? A case-control radiographic study
- Gender-specific Dimensional Shape Analysis of Carpal Bones: Implications for Biomedical Device Design and Therapy Planning
- Wrist and Hand Joints
- AN ANATOMICAL BASIS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX WRIST INJURIES
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