Types of Joint Upper Limb

TYPES OF JOINTS
 
Sternoclavicular joint - Compound/complex/saddle synovial joint
Acromioclavicular joint - Plane synovial joint
Shoulder joint - Ball and socket synovial joint
Elbow joint Hinge - synovial joint
Sup. & inf. Radioulnar joint - Pivot synovial joint
Wrist joint Ellipsoid - synovial joint
1st Carpometacarpal - Saddle synovial joint
Metacarpophalangeal - Condylar synovial joint
Interphalangeal - Hinge synovial joint

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