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    Heberden's Nodes Are a Type of Osteophyte Found at What
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Heberden's Nodes Are a Type of Osteophyte Found at What

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Heberden's nodes are a type of osteophyte found at what joint?


A) Distal interphalangeal
B) Proximal interphalangeal
C) Metacarpophalangeal
D) Proximal carpal

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