Can we say that carpometacarpal (CMC) joint movements of the thumb are 1) axial rotation 2) abduction -adduction (perpendicular to the plane palm) 3. Flexion - extention (parallel to the plane palm) 4. Opposition Is ir correct? Can you please check

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