15. When the joint surface of the first metacarpal glides posteriorly on the trapezium during thumb abduction, is this c

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15. When the joint surface of the first metacarpal glides posteriorly on the trapezium during thumb abduction, is this c

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15. When the joint surface of the first metacarpal glides posteriorly on the trapezium during thumb abduction, is this considered an osteokinematic movement or an arthrokinematics movement? Why?
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