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The 12 pages that link to Hand, each with the reason it gives.

• PhalanxNarrower topic: The fingers are formed partly by phalanges and connect them to the palm.

• FootCompared with: The hand shares a basic limb-bone pattern but prioritizes grasping rather than weight-bearing.

• Metacarpophalangeal jointNarrower topic: The metacarpophalangeal joints connect the palm’s bones to the fingers.

• ThumbNarrower topic: The thumb’s opposition works in coordination with the palm and other digits.

• WristNarrower topic: The wrist connects the forearm to this larger functional region.

• ForearmRelated: It lies beyond the forearm and performs grasping and precise manipulation.

• Hand injuriesNarrower topic: Injury effects depend on which hand structures are damaged.

• Little fingerNarrower topic: Its position and function make sense within the hand’s overall structure.

• ClappingBroader topic: Palm shape, finger position, and flexibility affect how hands meet and sound.

• Heberden's nodeNarrower topic: The node's name and location depend on the hand's finger-joint anatomy.

• Index fingerNarrower topic: The index finger is one of the hand’s five digits.

• Brass knucklesRelated: Shows which parts of the hand the weapon covers and may injure.