Understanding the Elbow Joint: Location and Function
The elbow is a joint that connects the arm to the forearm. It is located at the back of the arm, where the upper arm bone (humerus) meets the two lower arm bones (radius and ulna). The elbow allows us to bend and straighten our arm, and also rotate our forearm.Carpal Tunnel Surgery - Related Articles
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