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radius 2 views labeled

Illustration comparing the anterior and posterior views of a right radius bone, set against a plain white background. Anatomical features are labeled using black text and lines: the bone's head, the radial tuberosity slightly below the head, and the styloid process at the bone's distal end. Circled regions highlight the head and styloid process. "Anterior Right Radius" is labeled beneath the anterior view, and "Posterior Right Radius" is labeled beneath the posterior view.

Comparative diagram of the right body radius bone, presented in two panels against a white background. The left panel shows the anterior view, while the right panel displays the posterior view. Each bone is rendered in a light beige color, casting a soft shadow to the right, suggestive of a three-dimensional quality. Black text and lines identify key anatomical landmarks: “Head,” “Radial Tuberosity,” and “Styloid Process.” Dotted circles highlight these features. The lower portions of the panels contain the labels “Anterior Right Radius” and “Posterior Right Radius” respectively. The composition is clean and clinical, prioritizing anatomical clarity.

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