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The proximal surface of the
trapezium combines with the trapezoid to form a concave surface for articulation
with the convex distal articular surface of the scaphoid. The distal end
of the trapezium is a sellar surface that articulates with the first metacarpal.
This surface is convex. The large medial surface is concave for articulation
with the trapezoid. The proximal surface is slightly concave for the scaphoid
articulation.
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Carpals | Metacarpals | Phalanges | Arches | Bone and Joint Structure | Help | Hand Kinesiology
Lorie Richards and Janice Loudon, October 1997