Übersetzung für "Handwurzelknochen" in Englisch

I found slight fractures on the inferior surfaces of the carpals.

A second, distal section of the wrist prosthesis is connected with the carpal bones.

You see between the first and second row of carpals -- very surgical.

Carpus: the joint is very strong.

If the patient has addition injuries to the wrist bones, a CT or an MRI is carried out.

The carpal bones below or the elbow above are slowly pushed out at an angle.

But these "thumbs" are really extensions of the wrist bone.

This is caused by restriction of the median nerve in the area of the carpal bones.

We're approaching the carpals...

That makes four good carpal bones.

Additionally, the connection of the distal section of the wrist prosthesis with the carpal bones is inadequate.

Support covers the wrist (wrist bone region) and approximately two thirds of the forearm.

Support covers the wrist (wrist bone region) and lower part of the forearm.

Then it holds it in place by pushing the wrist bone, or pseudo-thumb, forward.

If carpal bones are fractured, these are also straightened and fixed with screws or wires.

The carpal bones, toes and ribs are still cartilaginous, but are starting to calcify.

By firmly clamping the clamping means, the grip can then be held between the thumb and the carpus of the index finger, while the hand can temporarily release its grasping position.

The wrist has a very complex structure since it is here that seven (if we include the pisiform bone even eight) carpal bones and the two bones of the lower arm join.

Expert Reviewed A broken wrist actually can include the distal radius and/or ulna as well as several other bones in the wrist (the carpal bones).

The model consists of a plastic hand in which the carpal bones, the radius and ulna, together with the carpal disc and the intra-articular ligaments are visible.

Ergonomically designed TPU wrist cuff, which wraps around wrist and raises the entire profile of the hand to protect wrist and carpal bones from impact in a crash while affording excellent flexibility.

The watch should sit behind the wrist bone, with the back of the watch fitting snugly against your wrist, but obviously not so tight as to prevent blood circulation or feel uncomfortable.

In the wrist, the metacarpal bones form the base of relatively narrow channel, through which, run the tendons, blood vessels and nerves.

Pinhole cameras are used to image particularly small radiating objects (wrist bones, test animals, potentially also thyroid), because they allow a strong magnification compared to the aforementioned collimators.

In addition to the scaphoid fracture and the scaphoid pseudoarthrosis, this is the case, for example, in the stabilization of small joint-supporting fragments, in the fusion of wrist bones or finger joints or also in the stabilization of the dens fracture of the second cervical vertebra.