Conceptually similarSPLHand anatomy, artworkSS2543366SR2120SPLHand anatomy, artworkSS2543367SR2121SPLHand anatomy, artworkSS2543368SR2123SPLHand anatomy, artworkSS2543369SR2124SPLHand anatomy, artworkSS2543371SR2126SPLHand anatomy, artworkSS2540581SR2122SPLHand anatomy, artworkSS2540583SR2127SPLHand anatomy, artworkSS2540584SR2128Stocktrek ImagesDigital illustration of muscles of the hand, dorsal view (no labels).SS2896261View AllView more with similar tones Hand anatomy, artworkLicense type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2540582Legacy Identifier:SR2125Description:Human anatomy. Computer artwork showing the anatomy of the palm of the hand. Muscles are pink, nerves are orange, veins are blue, arteries are red, tendons and ligaments are white, and bones are cream. Tendons and ligaments are bands of inelastic fibrous tissue. Tendons connect bones to muscle, while ligaments connect bones to other bones. The fingers consist of phalanges bones, two for the thumbs and three for each finger. The phalanges are joined to the metacarpal bones, which are in the palm of the hand. The tendons that run from the muscles of the arm, through the wrist, to the tip of the fingers, flex the fingers.Credit:Springer Medizin/Science SourceSize:4180px × 4180px (~49 MB)Get PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:abductor pollicis longus-anatomy-apl-art-artery-back-biology-blood vessels-bone-C013/1882-C0131882-circulatory system-connective tissue-digital veins-extensor carpi radialis brevis extensor carpi radialis longus-extensor carpi ulnaris-extensor digiti minimi-extensor digitorum-extensor indicis-extensor pollicis brevis-extensor pollicis longus-finger-forearm-hand-human body-illustration-interossei-ligament-metacarpus muscle-muscular system-musculoskeletal system-nerve-nerves-nervous system-person-phalange-phalanx-posterior-radial artery-radial nerve-radius-skeleton-tendon-thumb-upper limb-vascular system-veins-wristFolder Legacy Identifier:spl001_springerModel release:N/ARestrictions:No Sale through SubagentsParent folder:SPL: Springer Medicine