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An epic choir of 3 tenor, 2 bass and 1 contrabass trombones leather it in the hall. This standalone library gives you everything you need for thundering, broad and bold, widescreen bone parts. Or combine with BML204 'Bones Vol.1' for a 9 x Trombone Armada!Bone Phalanx is released today at the...

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Phalanx Bone Anatomy

Foot Bones Anatomy 1. Tarsal Bones - Calcaneus: The largest bone of the foot, forming the heel. - Talus: Sits above the calcaneus and forms the lower part of the ankle joint. - Navicular: Located in front of the talus. - Cuboid: Situated on the foot's outer side, in front of the calcaneus. - Cuneiform Bones: - Medial Cuneiform: Located towards the inner side of the foot. - Intermediate Cuneiform: Positioned between the medial and lateral cuneiform bones. - Lateral Cuneiform: Located towards the

Foot Bones Anatomy 1. Tarsal Bones - Calcaneus: The largest bone of the foot, forming the heel. - Talus: Sits above the calcaneus and forms the lower part of the ankle joint. - Navicular: Located in front of the talus. - Cuboid: Situated on the foot's outer side, in front of the calcaneus. - Cuneiform Bones: - Medial Cuneiform: Located towards the inner side of the foot. - Intermediate Cuneiform: Positioned between the medial and lateral cuneiform bones. - Lateral Cuneiform: Located towards the

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$Using tape for a proximal phalanx fracture is a simple, yet effective, technique to support and protect the injured finger! Let’s go through it step-by-step: 1️⃣ Buddy Taping- Buddy tape the injured finger to the adjacent finger (usually the next one over). This “buddy” acts as a supportive brace to stabilize the fracture and prevent movement that might slow healing. 2️⃣ Protection from Movement ✋- Taping helps limit unnecessary movements, reducing pain and preventing further injury to the fract$

Using tape for a proximal phalanx fracture is a simple, yet effective, technique to support and protect the injured finger! Let’s go through it step-by-step: 1️⃣ Buddy Taping- Buddy tape the injured finger to the adjacent finger (usually the next one over). This “buddy” acts as a supportive brace to stabilize the fracture and prevent movement that might slow healing. 2️⃣ Protection from Movement ✋- Taping helps limit unnecessary movements, reducing pain and preventing further injury to the fract

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We've wrapped up the work on the ligaments of the hand. Check out this 360-degree animation showcasing them! Hope you enjoy the result! #hand #wrist #ligaments #upperlimb #anatomystandard #carpal #carpaltunnel #carpaltunnelsyndrome #phalanx #phalanges #radiusbone #ulna #3danatomy #3dmedical #anatomy #medicalillustration #medicineart | Anatomy Standard

We've wrapped up the work on the ligaments of the hand. Check out this 360-degree animation showcasing them! Hope you enjoy the result! #hand #wrist #ligaments #upperlimb #anatomystandard #carpal #carpaltunnel #carpaltunnelsyndrome #phalanx #phalanges #radiusbone #ulna #3danatomy #3dmedical #anatomy #medicalillustration #medicineart | Anatomy Standard

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The journey of P3 Pedal bone, coffin bone, distal phalanx, third phalanx or P3 in its abbreviation. Here Is the difference between a new born foals front coffin bone and a mature horses coffin bone. This week I’m cleaning up my two foal skeletons and sharing some fascinating content on my patreon page about the process and taking a first look at what I’m seeing. Looking at the skull today was amazing, so many unfused parts! Putting these bodies back together is going to be an epic puzzle! https:

The journey of P3 Pedal bone, coffin bone, distal phalanx, third phalanx or P3 in its abbreviation. Here Is the difference between a new born foals front coffin bone and a mature horses coffin bone. This week I’m cleaning up my two foal skeletons and sharing some fascinating content on my patreon page about the process and taking a first look at what I’m seeing. Looking at the skull today was amazing, so many unfused parts! Putting these bodies back together is going to be an epic puzzle! https:

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Distal Phalanx and the Distal Phalanges of the foot 🦶🏼 #foot #feet #anatomy #skeleton #osteology #forensicanthropology #archaeology

Distal Phalanx and the Distal Phalanges of the foot 🦶🏼 #foot #feet #anatomy #skeleton #osteology #forensicanthropology #archaeology

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Theropod Distal Phalanx RealityCapture - 3D model by gcheriton

Theropod Distal Phalanx RealityCapture - 3D model by gcheriton

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Phalanx Bone Fracture

Non-Displaced Bone Fracture: What Is It and How to Treat It

Non-Displaced Bone Fracture: What Is It and How to Treat It

🦴 Managing SH Type II Fractures in Kids: Quick Guide 🦴 • Common Fracture: Often seen in the proximal phalanx due to ligament attachment. • Reduction: Use traction, flex the MP joint, and adduct the distal phalanx. Consider an ulnar nerve block for comfort. • Immobilization: Buddy tape with rolled cotton and an ulnar gutter cast keeps the injured phalanx stable. • Important: Accept some lateral angulation at the MP joint, but avoid any at the middle phalanx due to limited remodeling. #Pediatric

🦴 Managing SH Type II Fractures in Kids: Quick Guide 🦴 • Common Fracture: Often seen in the proximal phalanx due to ligament attachment. • Reduction: Use traction, flex the MP joint, and adduct the distal phalanx. Consider an ulnar nerve block for comfort. • Immobilization: Buddy tape with rolled cotton and an ulnar gutter cast keeps the injured phalanx stable. • Important: Accept some lateral angulation at the MP joint, but avoid any at the middle phalanx due to limited remodeling. #Pediatric

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🦴 Managing SH Type II Fractures in Kids: Quick Guide 🦴 • Common Fracture: Often seen in the proximal phalanx due to ligament attachment. • Reduction: Use traction, flex the MP joint, and adduct the distal phalanx. Consider an ulnar nerve block for comfort. • Immobilization: Buddy tape with rolled cotton and an ulnar gutter cast keeps the injured phalanx stable. • Important: Accept some lateral angulation at the MP joint, but avoid any at the middle phalanx due to limited remodeling. #pediatric

🦴 Managing SH Type II Fractures in Kids: Quick Guide 🦴 • Common Fracture: Often seen in the proximal phalanx due to ligament attachment. • Reduction: Use traction, flex the MP joint, and adduct the distal phalanx. Consider an ulnar nerve block for comfort. • Immobilization: Buddy tape with rolled cotton and an ulnar gutter cast keeps the injured phalanx stable. • Important: Accept some lateral angulation at the MP joint, but avoid any at the middle phalanx due to limited remodeling. #pediatric

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