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Meanings of wrist (wristed) in English
A joint between the distal end of the radius and the proximal row of carpal bones.
Synonyms
Examples for "carpus"
Examples for "carpus"
1
Conclusion: Extension of the carpus results in asymmetric loading of the proximal radio-ulnar joint.
2
Like the last-named tendon, it receives a supporting check-band, in this case from the posterior ligament of the carpus.
3
Osteomyelitis is rare in the bones of the carpus and tarsus, and the associated joints are usually infected from the outset.
4
The paper presents minimal invasive technics to decompress the medial nerve at the carpus at the ulnar nerve at the elbow.
5
Ulnar translocation, and dorsal and ventral carpal subluxations are named according to movement of the entire carpus at the radiocarpal joint.
1
The clinical effect of wrist joint was evaluated by Dienst score standard.
2
A thirty-five-year old woman suffered from a sprain of her wrist joint.
3
He plunged Clarent point first into the serpent's arm just above the wrist joint.
4
In gymnastics, the wrist joint is subjected to repetitive loading in a weightbearing fashion.
5
Where is the fore-arm?-"Betweenthe elbow joint and the wrist joint."
1
Radiographs showed early degenerative changes at the radiocarpal joint in every patient.
2
Ulnar translocation, and dorsal and ventral carpal subluxations are named according to movement of the entire carpus at the radiocarpal joint.
Usage of wristed in English
1
One of the most supple-wristed, dexterous, graceful and successful fencers in that kind.
2
How could Yprin Yprikushma have found her way into this little, narrow-wristed monkey-man?
3
Scarcely anybody took notice of the slight, thin-wristed boy with the old-fashioned bicycle.
4
The blow was limp-wristed, without heat, meant to insult rather than to sting.
5
Nana gave me a limp-wristed wave before finding a chair and falling into it.
6
Tracey laughed and gave a limp-wristed flap of her hand in imitation of him.
7
He wristed a shot through traffic for his 13th goal.
8
Murray was screened by teammate Cullen as Zajac wristed a shot past the goaltender.
9
Off a three-on-two, he wristed a shot past Murray's glove.
10
From the center point, he wristed a shot through heavy traffic that left Murray screened.
11
Normally a ruler or even just a limp-wristed slap.
12
He wristed his nosebleed again, thinking about it.
13
Zuccarello wristed a close shot off Howard's chest in the second, and the puck popped skyward.
14
They all discount me as an effete, limp-wristed bard en route to Altaruk to sing songs.
15
On the power play, Joe Pavelski wristed home a rebound off a point shot from Kevin Labanc.
16
Radulov scored his first goal of the night when he wristed a shot above Bernier's left shoulder.
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