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epicondyle

[¦ep·ə′kän‚dīl]

(anatomy)

An eminence on the condyle of a bone.

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epicondylitis

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In addition, these projections reduce condylar and epicondylar overlap, which can be beneficial in demonstrating patellar fractures or other subtle types of acute injury or degenerative pathology not adequately demonstrated by other projections.

Patellar imaging

Once the epicondylar width was analyzed, the remaining variables were reassessed and selected according to the Lambda level.

Sexual dimorphism in femora: an Indian study

Local tenderness at the lateral epicondylar region.

Tennis elbow--critical analysis of various conservative treatment modalities

Using a dedicated instrument, the rotation of the femoral component was determined parallel to the surgical epicondylar axis and the femoral cut was made.

Effect of Joint Line Elevation after Posterior-stabilized and Cruciate-retaining Total Knee Arthroplasty on Clinical Function and Kinematics

The humeral head neck angle was measured relative to the IM axis, and the humeral head retroversion was measured relative to the epicondylar axis.

Glenohumeral anatomic study: a comparison of male and female shoulders with similar average age and BMI

2007) An isokinetic eccentric programme for the management of chronic lateral epicondylar tendinopathy.

Current opinions on tendinopathy

Epicondylar Breadth (ECB): The maximum distance between the two most projecting points on the lateral and medial epicondyles.

Sex determination of femur: a morphometric analysis in the North Indian population

A perpendicular line to the epicondylar axis is visualized and compared to a line paralleling the patellar tendon.

Patellofemoral instability

INTRODUCTION: Iliotibial Band Friction Syndrome (ITBFS) is an inflammatory non-traumatic repetitive strain injury caused due to friction of the iliotibial band over the Lateral Femoral Epicondylar (LFE) prominence.

To compare the effect of cryotherapy with stretching versus taping with stretching on iliotibial band friction syndrome in long distance runners

Retroversion is most commonly defined as the angle between the longitudinal axis of the humeral head and the epicondylar axis of the distal humerus.