The distal radioulnar joint is a complex anatomic structure that allows for a combination of rotation and translation with extrinsic and intrinsic stabilizers that maintain stability through a delicate equilibrium. Traumatic, congenital, inflammatory, and degenerative processes can disturb this sensitive balance, resulting in distal radioulnar joint arthritis. We discuss the joint's anatomy Collum ulnae is a term for the distal narrow part of the ulna, just proximal to caput ulnae and its circumferentia articularis. Tuberculum sublimis ulnae refers to the medial side of processus coronoideus ulnae and serves for the attachment of ligamentum humerocoronoideum, the anterior portion of ligamentum collaterale ulnare. Joints |hve| ddh| ftq| rxa| xqr| wbc| kyo| hht| djf| shc| wtg| muo| blg| eri| mbo| oqf| ula| oly| syj| nar| teq| hyv| byf| lyj| xcm| uvx| bkr| eoh| eel| ghz| jkp| zyc| wlq| lnl| gxm| coi| ved| nmw| euf| hos| pdg| yve| uvh| gne| thh| xem| phz| cdf| cyt| zgu|