wrist, and arm - are not only painful, they can disrupt - the movement and function that is vital to your daily activities, from eating to dressing - to earning a living. A broken finger, for example, ...

as too many bones are missing from the right hand. Using a photo of what historians believe to be Bach’s skeleton, Otte calculated the hand’s size—nearly 8½ inches from wrist to fingertips ...

Tendons are strong bands of tissue that cross over the wrist. They connect the muscles in the forearms to the hand and finger bones. Flexor tendons on the palm side of your hand allow your fingers ...

Adjei, MD A scaphoid fracture is a break in a small bone in the wrist called the scaphoid bone. It commonly occurs due to a ...

Small areas of low-signal intensity are seen within the lunate bone consistent with Kienböck's disease. There is no evidence for collapse of the lunate. Plain radiographs of the wrist (not shown ...