Wrist and Hand Joints - 3D Anatomy Tutorial

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3D anatomy tutorial on the joints of the wrist and hand using the Zygote Body Browser (www.zygotebody.com).
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One of the best videos regarding the wrist!

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[@aryan7975]

Wrist joint is synovial joint of the ellipsoid variety

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[@imperiusss]

great videos!
Maybe you can also explain why it is much harder to abduct at the MCP joints in flexed position compared to the extended position, where it is a lot easier.
thank you

[@christinastarke7605]

That would be due to passive and active insufficiency in these joints.

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I have heds and meds etc and just realized a hand bone got dislocated tryin to figure out how to put myself back together lmao thank you for the video!

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Please make a video on Radioulnar Joint..thanks

[@AnotherSoulessCopy]

how many joints are in the human hand

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[@stephenmahala3592]

Hi one quick question: with an injury to the DIP joint, specifically a sprain to the joint capsule (which I'm led to believe is another ligament inside the joint/knuckle) what is the process of healing? Is it like an ankle sprain where you can continue to use it as long as the pain is minimal? Or is it something more serious like a knee injury where extensive time off is required with no stress or strain at all? Thanks

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samy hedaya, dont request as if youre paying him for this tutorial. find another free tutorial then.
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[@pre-pteducation8227]

So are there 4 or 5 palmar ligaments? Is there one on the thumb or no?

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[@Theonegamefreak]

Can someone tell me why often I feel the need to tighten my hand into a fist and do radial deviation until my wrist cracks?
No pain but I feel like if I don't do it my wrist locks up. I think it's wrist instability but I want to know what exactly is wrong so I can fix it exactly.

[@mohamedelshakmak4652]

Is palmar radiocarpal ligament has the same name with Transverse carpal ligament??

[@tesafilm8447]

ist it an ellipsoid joint?

[@michaelflores7617]

As far as I'm concerned, movement medially towards the midline or towards the ulna is ulnar deviation, and not adduction. Movement laterally towards the radius is radial deviation, and not abduction.

[@camicamiling3176]

It's the same thing. You can call it either way . The movement is still towards and away from the midline.

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Hi sir

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wrist hand fafeture.........

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is this video really just 2 mins long? It cuts off at " the hand cannot abduct..." =(

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It's weird thinking of the wrist as a joint. It looks like a pile of rocks. Lol.

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Just one flunk for assuming that we know what orientation of your model above. Classic mistake of a supresive education system.

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Would you please, concerning these scientific topics, and especially if they are TUTORIAL, the narrator or the tutor here, should if not must, acquire a good and CLEAR pronunciation, since phonetics are quite essential for a tutor to fulfill the required goal of the subject,, Thank you .

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I can understand him perfectly fine. Perhaps you aren't a native English speaker, but then again neither am I. As it's been said, this is a service he's providing us at zero cost so it's up to you to make an effort to understand what he's saying.

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turning on the subtitles help a lot.

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[@missataris]

samy hedaya, dont request as if youre paying him for this tutorial. find another free tutorial then.
thank you so much, anatomy zone :) God bless