
The Radius is a lateral long bone in the forearm, functioning alongside the ulna. Its upper end is a disc-shaped head that articulates with the humerus, and an extended styloid process characterizes the lower end.
Download Radius Bone PPT
File Name | Radius-Bone.pptx |
File Size | 9.23 MB |
Number of Slides | 15 |
PPT Preview | Video |
Author | mbbsppt.com |
Built on | Microsoft Office 2021 |
Font used | Tw Cen MT |
Radius Bone PPT Summary
- The radius is located laterally in the forearm, enabling diverse motion and function.
- Its structure includes a disc-shaped head articulating with the clavicle and various muscle attachments facilitating arm movement.
- The radius has clinical importance because common fractures associated with everyday activities reflect its vulnerability.
- Distinctive features such as the Lister tubercle and the interosseous border are essential for muscle attachments and stability.
- Conditions such as “nursemaid’s elbow” highlights how the radius can be dislocated through sudden force, especially in children.
Readme:
- Distribute: You are allowed to use and distribute the presentation for free. If you are willing to share the above presentation, use the page URL to share it anywhere.
- Share your PPT: If you are a doctor/student and want to share your Presentation (PPT) on mbbsppt.com, use this form to upload it. Once you have submitted the presentation, please allow us to publish it in 1-2 days.
- Credits: The above Radius Bone PPT (presentation) is created by mbbsppt.com. We reserved the right to modify and distribute the presentation.