Human Palm Anatomy: Bones and Soft Tissue Landmarks
The palm lies at the distal forearm, comprising:
- Metacarpals: Five long bones connecting wrist to fingers.
- Carpals: Eight small bones forming the wrist joint.
- Thenar eminence: Fleshy base of thumb.
- Hypothenar eminence: Fleshy base of little finger.
These structures enable grip, fine motor control, and sensory function.
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