Illustrated Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation: Opus V: Skeletal Systems
Ronald A. Bergman, PhD
Adel K. Afifi, MD, MS
Ryosuke Miyauchi, MD
Peer Review Status: Internally Peer Reviewed
a |
inferior portion of femur |
f |
medial condyle |
g |
lateral condyle |
i |
patellar facet |
k |
lateral condylar tubercle |
l |
medial condylar tubercle (adductor tubercle) |
n |
medial supracondylar process, triangular portion |
o |
medial supracondylar process, long styloid portion |
p |
small styloid process |
q |
bony crest corresponding to the triangular portion |
q2 |
a large crest may be present |
t |
a portion of m. adductor magnus |
v |
insertion of m. adductor magnus |
y2 |
aponeurotic part of the tendon of insertion of m. adductor magnus |
z,z2 |
inferior portion of the medial intermuscular ligament adherent to the supracondyloid process |
&,1 |
adductor canal ending at 2 through which courses the popliteal artery 3 and vein 4 |
2 |
termination of the adductor canal |
3,4 |
popliteal artery and vein |
5 |
cut edge of the intermuscular ligament and a portion of the aponeurotic tendon of y2 |
6 |
transverse triangular ligament joining femur and styloid process |
6a,6w |
superior end of the triangular lagament of 6 above continuing as the medial edge of the adductor canal. |
From Calori, L. Intorno al processo sopracondiloideo interno del femore nei mammiferi e nell'uomo. Mem. R. Accad. Sci. Istituto di Bologna S.4 4:585-592, 1882.
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