bony landmarks of the femur

Learn the bony landmarks of the femur
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[@magdajohnson3848]

I love your videos! Tomorrorow is my A&P1 exam, I hope I'll pass!

[@AnatomyHero]

Good luck! Hope you get the grade you want!

[@lucyredhouse530]

this is absolutely brilliant thanks

[@michaeldodgen2322]

Where is the sectional line relative to the gluteal line

[@Shabi-s6m]

Very nice ❤❤❤

[@عبدالرحمنبنيياسين-ص4ث]

Ammazing ❤❤

[@vibinwitq9187]

are these the projections/depressions of the femur bone?

[@AnatomyHero]

Yes, a depression is part of the bone that goes inwards. (i.e. the fovea capitis) a projection is something that protrudes outwards (i.e. the trochanters)

[@tonylil1466]

i have a quesiton. isnt that epicondyles are above the condyles? or is it also can locate beside it?

[@AnatomyHero]

The epicondyles are the bumps where connective tissue is attaching BESIDE/NEXT TO the condyles. You will see the same pattern in the humerus. Did you think that because epi means on top of? If so, just know that epi means closer to "upon" rather than "above" (although it can be both). Let me know if that answers your question!

[@tonylil1466]

@@AnatomyHero thanks so much!

[@AboveTheTrees44]

Is there any animal bone that resembles this?

[@AnatomyHero]

Yes! Similarities can be found between skeletons of all vertebrates. It's all just variations of the same basic pattern. The femurs of any primates would of course be closest to ours, but even the femurs of animals such as bears and cheetahs have a striking similarity to ours , as seen here: local12.com/resources/media2/16x9/full/1050/center/80/e0e97cba-474e-48d0-a1db-703069d0471f-large16x9_thumb_22007.png?1670092248279

[@ThatCreepypastaGuy]

very helpful

[@AnatomyHero]

Happy to help! Good luck in your studies!