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1 cubital articulation
■ The joint between the humerus and forearm, comprising the humeroulnar, humeroradial, and proximal radioulnar articulations.Syn. cubital articulation■ Dreiteiliges Gelenk zwischen Oberarm und Unterarm, das das Humeroradialgelenk, das Humeroulnargelenk und das proximale Radioulnargelenk umfasst. -
2 elbow joint
■ The joint between the humerus and forearm, comprising the humeroulnar, humeroradial, and proximal radioulnar articulations.Syn. cubital articulation■ Dreiteiliges Gelenk zwischen Oberarm und Unterarm, das das Humeroradialgelenk, das Humeroulnargelenk und das proximale Radioulnargelenk umfasst.
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