Dislocated Finger: Anatomy, Symptoms, and Treatment Guide #84559 (License: Personal Use)

This medical illustration depicts a human hand with the index finger in a dislocated state, where the proximal phalanx has shifted out of its normal joint alignment. The image contrasts the displaced bone (marked in red with an arrow) against the correct anatomical positioning, clearly indicating the joint disruption. Labels point precisely to both the abnormal and normal configurations for educational clarity.

Used on orthopedic, emergency medicine, or patient education web pages to explain finger injuries; supports user intent to understand symptoms, causes, or treatment options for finger dislocations.