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wrist
(redirected from radiocarpal joint)

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wrist
Anatomy the joint between the forearm and the hand

wrist [rist]
(anatomy)
The part joining forearm and hand.
(mechanical engineering)
A set of rotary joints to which the end effector of a robot is attached. Also known as wrist socket.


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If you are seeing for radiocarpal joint type release aids, you will find that they can be locked by the index finger and the placement of the anchor should be or so chest or chin bone.
If you are waiting for radiocarpal joint type put out aids, you will find that they can be mastered by the index finger and the place of the anchor should be about breast or mentum bone.
For each subject, two units were securely strapped together and attached to the body as a single piece at each potential site: superior to the radiocarpal joint (wrist), the iliac crest (waist), and superior to the lateral malleolus (ankle).
 
 
 
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