Greater trochanterof the femur 1: 2. 3. Medial and lateral epicondyles ofthe fem

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Greater trochanterof the femur 1: 2. 3. Medial and lateral epicondyles ofthe femur 4. 5. Apex ofthe patella 6. 7.Tibial tuberosity 8.Tibial spine 9 Ubial plateau 10.Medial and lateral condyles of the tibia 11. Fibular head 12. Lateral malleolus 13. Styloid process of the fibula 14 Head and base of metatarsals Medial and lateral condyles of the femur Base of the patella Medial malleolus A. B. C. D. E. F. Proximal-anterior aspect just below patella (insertion point of patella tendon) Large protuberance on lateral aspect of ankle. Just proximal to the femoral condyles Superior border of patella Inferior angle (border) of patella Anterior tibial ridge (shin bone) Large protuberance on medial aspect of ankle. Proximal fiat surface of tibia (makes up medial & lateral condyles) Just distal to the lateral tibial condyle. Superior-lateral aspectof thigh just distal to hip joint. Tarsometatarsal & metatarsophalangeal joints I 1. L. Medial & Lateral proximal end of tibia, Just inferior to the tibial plateau M. Medial& lateral distal femur N. TMedial point of the distal fibula

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1) Superior- lateral aspect of thigh just distal to hip joint

2) Medial and lateral distal femur

3) Just proximal to the femoral condyles

4) Superior border of patella

5) Inferior angle (border) of patella

6) Large protuberance on lateral aspect of ankle

7) Proximal – anterior aspect just below patella (insertion point of patella tendon)

8) Proximal flat surface of tibia (makes up medial and lateral condyles)

9) Anterior tibial ridge (Shin bone)

10) Medial and lateral proximal end of tibia, just inferior to tibial plateau

11) Just distal to the lateral tibial condyle

12) Large protuberance on medial aspect of ankle

13) Median point of distal fibula

14) Tarsometatarsal and metatarsophalangeal joints

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