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The humeroradial joint is one of the three articulations that make up the elbow. It is a synovial joint formed between the capitulum of the humerus and the fovea of the radial head. This articulation is a pivot joint, allowing for pronation and supination of the forearm. The humeroradial joint is inherently less stable than the humeroulnar joint, relying on ligaments and surrounding muscles for support.
The primary movements at the humeroradial joint are rotation of the radius. While the humeroulnar joint primarily
Common injuries to the humeroradial joint can include fractures of the radial head, which can impair its