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De hand is de laatste schakel in de mechanische keten, die begint bij de schouder. De beweeglijkheid van schouder, elleboog en pols maken het mogelijk dat de hand beweegt binnen een grote ruimte en alle delen van het lichaam gemakkelijk kan bereiken.

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