The Femur

Femoral artery: course and branches (preview) - Human Anatomy | Kenhub

Femoral Triangle - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Of The Knee Anatomy ,Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

How does the normal knee move? 🦵🏽The normal medial femur is stable in the AP plane from 0-120 degrees the medial femoral condyle acts as a an axis of rotation of the knee joint 🦵🏽The medial femur 'rocks at 20 degrees but does not roll back 🦵🏽The lateral femoral condyle rolls and slides backwards and forwards - approximately 19 mm from 5-120 degrees 🦵🏽No deep squats or sitting cross-legged for 4/12 after posterior horn meniscal repairs‼️ #kneesurgery #kneesurgeryrecovery #kneepain #menisc

Anterior Knee Pain 🤔 Patellofemoral arthritis (arthritis damage behind your kneecap or patella) is a common cause of anterior knee pain. The patellofemoral joint is composed of the bony patella (kneecap), a sesamoid bone embedded in the quadriceps (thigh muscles) and patella tendons and femur (thigh bone). A prepatellar bursa (fluid-filled sac) separates your kneecap from overlying skin. The patella sits within the intercondylar or trochlear groove where the lateral condyle is of slightly great