Dave deBronkart

Diagnosed incidentally with stage IV, grade 4 metastatic renal cell carcinoma, I had bone metastases in my femur (which eventually fractured), ulna, and cranium; five metastases in my lungs; and muscle metastases in my thigh and tongue. Yet six months after diagnosis, my treatment ended: I've not had a drop of anything since.

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The ulna is a specific bone, not to be confused with general arm or hand bones.

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Ulna is commonly mentioned in medical or injury discussions, especially involving fractures.

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Ulna refers to a specific bone, so it shouldn't be swapped with other bone names like radius.

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 kind ever found in the entirety of the early hominid record the radius the ulna and the humerus that is a human a pygmy of approximately the same size you can see how odd those arms are and when we saw that we said it must be a climber and we predicted what the hand would

Ulna

One of the two bones in your forearm, on the side of your little finger.

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