Lesson 3 - Radius & Ulna
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Radius
Located in the antebrachium between the humerus and the carpus.
The main weight-bearing bone of the antebrachium
Head (radius)
the proximal aspect of bone
Body (radius)
the main shaft of bone.
The cranial surface of the body is usually convex, while the caudal is concave.
Medial Styloid Process (radius)
distomedial process
Ulna
found in the antebrachium between the humerus and the carpus
Olecranon tuber
a palpable tuber on the proximal aspect of the ulna
Anconeal Process
a prominence on the proximal end of the TROCHLEAR NOTCH
Trochlear notch
a cranial facing conclave arc between the ANCONEAL PROCESS and the CORONOID PROCESSES. This structure articulates with the humeral TROCHLEA.
Medial Coronoid Process
a process on the distomedial end of the TROCHLEAR NOTCH
Lateral Styloid Process
a palpable, distal process
Lateral Coronoid Process
a process on the distolateral end of the TROCHLEAR NOTCH; The LATERAL CORONOID PROCESS is smaller than the MEDIAL CORONOID PROCESS
Olecranon
a general term for the proximal extremity that includes OLECRANON TUBER and ANCONEAL PROCESS
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