Which carpal bones are best demonstrated on the AP oblique projection of the wrist in medial rotation?

In the AP oblique projection of the wrist in medial rotation, the best-demonstrated carpal bones are the scaphoid, trapezium, and trapezoid. This positioning allows for better visualization of the scaphoid, which is often difficult to assess due to its anatomical position and common fracture site. Additionally, the capitate and hamate may also be partially visualized, but the emphasis is primarily on the scaphoid and adjacent bones.