Table 2.
Anatomical landmark definitions, types (Bookstein, 1991) and their provenance. Each article describes the landmark, using it as the terminus of a linear measure or directly for GM analysis
Number | Type | Description | Provenance |
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1 | Type II | Most proximal point under the ulnar palmar epicondyle (anterior eminence) | Yeh & Wolf (1977), Fernández et al. (2015), Rein (2018) |
2 | Type III | The point of maximum curvature on the inter‐epicondylar ridge between points 1 and 3 | Drapeau (2015), Fernández et al. (2015), Rein (2018) |
3 | Type II | Most proximal point under the radial palmar epicondyle (anterior eminence) | Yeh & Wolf (1977), Fernández et al. (2015), Rein (2018) |
4 | Type III | Point of maximum curvature on the radial ridge separating the articular surface from the radial lateral sulcus | Yeh & Wolf (1977), Fernández et al. (2015), Rein (2018) |
5 | Type II | Most radially projecting point under the ulnar dorsal tubercle | Yeh & Wolf (1977), Susman (1979), Inouye (1992), Fernández et al. (2015), Rein (2018) |
6 | Type III | Mid‐point between the posterior tubercles on the intertubercular ridge, underlying the dorsal ridge if present. | Yeh & Wolf (1977), Fernández et al. (2015) |
7 | Type II | Most ulnarly projecting point under the ulnar dorsal tubercle | Yeh & Wolf (1977), Susman (1979), Inouye (1992), Fernández et al. (2015), Rein (2018) |
8 | Type III | Point of maximum curvature on the ulnar ridge separating the articular surface from the ulnar lateral sulcus | Yeh & Wolf (1977), Fernández et al. (2015), Rein (2018) |
9 | Type II | Most distally projecting point on the subchondral surface | Fernández et al. (2015); Susman (1979), Inouye (1992), Rein (2018) |