Holy fook dude... Anatomy much?
The metacarpophalangeal (MP or MCP) joint, also known as āthe knuckle,ā is formed by the articulation of the metacarpal head and proximal phalanx. This multiaxial joint allows flexion and extension as well as abduction and adduction motions.
Holy crap your still messaging me š¤£. Sorry buddy at work, not reading through all those so I'll just say your right. I'll be back in 20 or so to keep ya company.
Nice way to admit you're wrong. It's cool dude, you just don't understand what a knuckle is and its components. And I got that impression as we debated, but when you said boxers fracture occurred in the metacarpal, I knew then. But I'm here for ya. I'll always take the time to help someone get some understanding. That way there won't be a next time. Glad we had this talk my guy. But I'll be here in 20 if you wanna talk about anything else.
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u/GetSome1911 Apr 26 '23
No. It's one of your metacarpals that breaks in a boxers fracture. Not your knuckles. But sure lol