(1) His ulna bone - on the little finger side of the forearm - was re-attached with two screws and bone graft.

(2) In the current study, little difference was found between the precision of forearm or ulna measurements in predicting pulmonary function.

(3) The ulna styloid process was readily identifiable in all children, and its identification was not limited by wrist contracture.

(4) Trace the ulna down the side of your forearm to where it ends, a boney prominence above the wrist.

(5) It may also join the supinator, the tendon of pronator teres, or the ulna .

(6) This rhomboid shaped muscle arises from the lateral epicondyle of the humerus and supinator crest of the ulna , winds laterally around the radius, and inserts on its palmer surface.

(7) In addition, some tendinous bands are attached to the coronoid process of the ulna .

(8) The authors reported on two patients who underwent hybrid procedures with suture anchor fixation in the medial epicondyle and bone tunnels in the ulna , and three patients with complete suture anchor fixation.

(9) Bones of the forelimb and shoulder girdle in Alamosaurus, except the ulna , differ substantially from those of Titanosaurus colberti.

(10) Tunnels are then placed in the ulna and medial epicondyle with a 3.2-mm drill bit.

(11) Height, weight, ulna , forearm, tibia, and lower leg lengths were measured using a Harpenden stadiometer and calipers, and electronic scales.

(12) An advantage of our technique is that all attachment points of both the ulna and medial epicondyle were analyzed, giving a global picture of the length changes possible.

(13) Extensor digiti medii arises from the ulna beneath the extensor indicis, with which it may be fused.

(14) In the anterior view, the trochlear notch of the ulna is not seen through the humerus.

(15) Displacement of the ulna from the trochlea, with humeroradial joint dislocation, is usually achieved only in a patient who has received general anesthesia.

(16) Bacilli were numerous in the FNAs of the ulna , lymph node, and sputum, but much less so in the bronchoalveolar lavage and bronchial wash specimens.

(17) In the equid foreleg, radius and ulna are united, and the ulna is greatly reduced so that all weight is born on the radius.

(18) It may extend proximally to the ulna or medial epicondyle and have additional attachment sites.

(19) All were made from the ulna - a wing bone - of the red-crowned crane.

(20) Most of the mastodon material was recovered from a small area, and one humerus and an ulna were articulated.