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Radial Articular Facet of Lunate Bone
Skeletal System

Radial Articular Facet of Lunate Bone

Facies articularis radiales ossis lunati

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Description

The radial articular facet is the convex, laterally located area found on the proximal surface of the lunate bone. It articulates with the lunate articular facet of the radius, forming the radiolunate joint. This joint contributes to the formation of the radiocarpal (wrist) joint.

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