bones hands dorsal posterior view

navigate by keyword : bones hands dorsal posterior carpal visible including pisiform triquetrum lunate scaphoid trapezium trapezoid capitate hamate form wrist region moving fingers metacarpal observed numbered one five extending fingertips additionally phalanges consisting proximal middle distal complete skeletal structure anatomical anatomy biology body bone carpals carpus drawing finger health human isolated left hand medical medicine metacarpals palm radius right science system skeleton ulna upper limbs view

Bones of hands, dorsal (posterior) view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bones of the right hand, dorsal (posterior) view. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Skeleton Human silhouette body bones - hands, legs, chests, vertebra, pelvis, Thighs back Posterior dorsal view flat Royalty Free Stock Photo

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In the dorsal (posterior) view of the bones of the hands, the carpal bones are visible, including the pisiform, triquetrum, lunate, scaphoid, trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, and hamate. These carpal bones form the wrist region. Moving towards the fingers, the metacarpal bones can be observed, numbered from one to five, extending towards the fingertips. Additionally, the phalanges, consisting of proximal, middle, and distal phalanges, complete the skeletal structure of the hands in the dorsal view.