From left to right, the left tibia, the right femur, the left humerus, the left ulna and the left radius.
Care should be taken to support the elbow and humerus by simultaneously pressing them against the fetal chest.
The maximum diameter was found by rotating the humerus while taking measurements at midshaft.
Functional results following fractures of the proximal humerus: a controlled clinical study comparing two methods of immobilisation.
A complete subadult left humerus diaphysis measures 180 mm in length.
Losses were greatest at the humerus (-17%) over 12 months and were -12% (hip) and -2% (whole body) elsewhere on the paretic side.
A second fragmentary subadult humerus is larger, indicating that it derives from an older adolescent.
Irregularly shaped beads were found on the exterior of the carpi and humeri, and two shell disks were scattered in the burial fill.
