Words and phrases that have a meaning related to metacarpal:  (140 results)
Often used in the same context:
metacarpal bone, cervical vertebra, scaphoid bone, forearm, scaphoid, displaced fracture, fibula, thoracic vertebra, metatarsal, comminuted fracture, tibia, ligament, lunate, clavicle, ulna, lunate bone, hamate bone, kneecap, flexor, olecranon, vertebra, tendon, elbow, chondral, fracture, pinkie, trapezius, scapula, patella, trapezius muscle, rib cage, malleolus, tuberosity, sternum, metacarpophalangeal joint, knee, cheekbone, volar, diaphysis, syndesmosis, abductor muscle, jaw, vertebral artery, metatarsus, lumbar vertebra, wrist, sacrum, collarbone, pectoral muscle, labrum, sesamoid, ankle, hallux, pectoralis major, intercostal, pectoral, quadriceps, anklebone, leg, sesamoid bone, teres minor, calcaneus, hamate, talar, glenoid, contusion, frontal sinus, bicep, meniscus, carpus, condylar, rib, endplate, humerus, thyroid cartilage, subclavian artery, hyoid bone, dorsum, shoulder blade, zygomatic arch, hamstring tendon, humeral, navicular, hyperextension, interphalangeal joint, achilles tendon, arthroscope, deltoid muscle, cuboid bone, epiphysis, hairline fracture, acetabulum, pinky, coracoid, femur, epicondyle, lateral epicondyle, sacroiliac, pedicle, subluxation, sprain, avulsion, phalanges, metacarpals, cusp, dorsal, metatarsals, condyle, digits, segment, lobe, toe, bronchus, cervical, phalanx, proximal, extensor, maxilla, thoracic, phalangeal, clavicular, fibular, femoral, iliac, interphalangeal, acromial, carpal, odontoid, ulnar, atlantoaxial, coccygeal, metacarpophalangeal, tarsal, diaphyseal, hyoid
Appears in the definition of:
cannon bone, splint bone
Part of:
metacarpus
More general:
bone, os
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— Adjectives for metacarpal: first, second, third, fifth, fourth, 1st, short, 5th, middle, left, right, more...

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