Understanding the Pollex: Anatomy and Function of the Thumb
The pollex bone is also known as the thumb. It is the innermost and shortest of the five metacarpal bones. The pollex is located in the hand and can be easily moved in a variety of directions, due to its two articulating joints with the wrist.Osteopathy - Related Articles
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