Sentences with CARPUS
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"The wrist joint is formed between the carpal bones of the carpus and the bones of the forearm."
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"The carpus is made up of eight small bones."
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"The carpus allows for flexibility and movement in the wrist."
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"The carpus is crucial for gripping and manipulating objects."
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"Injuries to the carpus can result in limited hand function."
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"Arthritis can affect the carpus, causing pain and stiffness."
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"The carpus plays a vital role in supporting the weight of the upper body during activities like yoga."
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"X-rays can be used to diagnose fractures or dislocations of the carpus."
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"The carpus is also known as the wrist."
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"The carpal tunnel is located on the volar side of the carpus."
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"The carpus connects the hand to the forearm."
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"The carpal bones of the carpus can be individually named."
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"Flexor tendons pass through the carpus."
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"The carpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition affecting the carpus."
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"The carpus provides stability to the wrist joint."
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"The carpus is susceptible to repetitive strain injuries."
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"The carpus is composed of both proximal and distal rows of bones."
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"The carpus allows for a wide range of wrist movements."
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"The carpus acts as a shock absorber during impacts."
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"The carpus forms a bridge between the hand and the forearm."
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"The carpus is the group of bones in the wrist of a human or other vertebrate."
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"The carpus consists of eight bones in most mammals."
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"Injuries to the carpus can cause pain and limited mobility."
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"The carpus is a crucial joint for movements involving the hand."
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"The carpus provides stability and flexibility to the wrist."
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"Doctors often examine the carpus for signs of arthritis."
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"The carpus is responsible for transmitting forces from the forearm to the hand."
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"The bones of the carpus are arranged in two rows."
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"Problems with the carpus can affect one's ability to grasp objects."
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"The carpus is an important anatomical structure in both humans and animals."
