1
Only the main branch of the external metacarpal nerve could be found.
2
There was no difference in the space between the metacarpal and scaphoid.
3
At slaughter, metacarpal, metatarsal bones and metacarpal growth plate thickness were measured.
4
I switched the metacarpal for one of the two surviving hand phalanges.
5
Eight cases occurred in metacarpal bone and 8 cases in phalanx.
1
Eight cases occurred in metacarpal bone and 8 cases in phalanx.
2
Still, though, the torch was attached to the iron ring on the metacarpal bone.
3
X-rays showed a fractured third metacarpal bone.
4
Haley McWaid had broken her hand when she was twelve-themetacarpal bone below what we commonly call the ring finger.
5
Mr Mitchell fell awkwardly on the stairs at his house on Wednesday night, breaking his ankle and his fifth metacarpal bone.
1
In the pig all the metacarpal bones are distinct, and the African Tragulus closely resembles it.
2
In this study, the structure of the retaining ligaments between the proximal metacarpal bones of the fingers was defined.
3
Here the wrist bones follow under the cross cut, then the metacarpal bones, and last the fingers, pointing forward and downward.
4
Ayla looked at the two metacarpal bones of a musk-ox which she held, one painted with red and black lines, the other plain.
5
The "cannon bone" answers to the middle bone of the five metacarpal bones, which support the palm of the hand in ourselves.
6
The left metacarpal bones were dislocated from the carpal bones, the left tibia was fractured, and there were contusions about the back and hips.
7
A sudden darting agony paralyzed Roy's hand, and he realized that he had broken the metacarpal bones and that henceforth it would be useless.
8
Anything which will cause undue strain or irritation of the metacarpal bones in young animals, is quite apt to result in a splint being formed.
9
By this term is meant a condition where there exists an exostosis which involves usually the second (inner small) and third (large) metacarpal bones.