Triquetrum

A bone: Triquetrum
Sign C is a triquetrum Triquetrum
Name
Japanese	Triquetrum
English	Triquetral bone Triquetrum bone Pyramidal bone Three-cornered bone Triangular bone
Latin	Os triquetrum Os triangulare Os pyramidale
Structure concerned
Higher structure	Carpus
Image
Hole tomography	Three-dimensional CG
Related information
MeSH	Triquetrum+Bone
Gray anatomy	Explanation (English) in a book
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Triquetrum (さんかくこつ) (Luo name Os triquetrum) is one of the short bones constituting a foreleg of the dolosse.

There is by one of them in the hand of right and left, and the triquetrum of the Homo sapiens constitutes a proximal carpus with lunate bone, pisiform bone, a radiale [¹].

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Bone to perform of a triquetrum and joint

• Hamate bone: Midcarpal joint [²]
• Pisiform bone: Pisiform joint [³]
• Lunate bone: Intercarpal joint [³]

Muscle to arise from a triquetrum

Muscle to stop to a triquetrum

Footnote

1. ^ forest and others, p.135
2. ^ forest and others, p.216
3. ^ ^{a b} Forest and others, p.218

References

• On "allotment anatomy 1" Kinpara publication, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, November 20, 2000, it is the eleventh edition 20th impression. ISBN 4-307-90021-0。
  • Original work Oto Mori revision Tomu Mori "osteology" "allotment anatomy 1," it is 19-172 pages.
  • Original work Oto Mori revision Tomu Mori "ligament studies" "allotment anatomy 1," it is 173-248 pages.

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