Upper limb fractures: clavicle, humerus, forearm, Colles', hand injuries
Orthopedics · MBBS
Skeleton explorer
Interactive 3DRotate the skeleton and highlight regions — 206 bones in one interactive model.
Controls
Drag the sliders or type a value — the simulation updates live.
Study notes
The adult human skeleton has 206 bones: 80 axial (skull, spine, ribcage) and 126 appendicular (limbs + girdles). The femur is the longest and strongest; the stapes in the ear is the smallest (~3 mm). Select a region to highlight it and see its bones.
Related topics
- Fracture basics: classification, healing, principles of management
- Fracture basics: open fractures, compartment syndrome, fat embolism
- Lower limb fractures: hip fractures, femoral shaft, tibial, ankle
- Spinal injuries: cervical, thoracolumbar, disc prolapse, sciatica
- Dislocations: shoulder, elbow, hip
- Arthritis: osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, septic arthritis