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Metacarpals To Distal Phalanges (Concave Vs Convex)

All bones that are distal are concaves moving on a stable convex.

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Metacarpals To Distal Phalanges (Concave Vs Convex)

Module by Justin Lao, updated more than 1 year ago

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Musculoskeletal 1

Types of arthroplasty

Ue's Ambutations

Le's Ambutation

Other joint procedures

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Ligaments Of Glenohumeral Joint

Prosthetic considerations during interventions

Complications after surgery

Prosthetic gait deviations

Review of muscle action

Cervical Extensors

Quaratus And Multfidus

Wrist Muscles

Collateral Ligaments Of The Elbow

Carpals Of The Wrist

UE Joints important things to know

Ligaments Of Iliofemoral

Collateral Ligaments Of The Knee

Mechamism Of Injury For Acl

Mechamism Of Injury For Pcl

Patellar Bursae

Tarsal Of The Foot

LE joints important things to know

Spine joints important things to know

Joint classifications

Concave Vs Convex

Proximal radioulnar Joint (Concave Vs Convex)

Distal Radioulna Joint (Concave Vs Convex)

Metacarpals To Distal Phalanges (Concave Vs Convex)

Patellofemoral (Concave Vs Convex)

Proximal Tibiofibular (Concave Vs Convex)

Isometric Dynamometer

Isokinetic Dynamometer

Make and Break test

Metacarpals To Distal Phalanges (Concave Vs Convex)

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