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I’m not sure what bump you’re referring to. The only obvious one (to me) is just above the midpoint: that’s the fourth trochanter, which is the attachment point for the caudofemoralis. But more distally, the only “bumps…
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I’m not sure what bump you’re referring to. The only obvious one (to me) is just above the midpoint: that’s the fourth trochanter, which is the attachment point for the caudofemoralis. But more distally, the only “bumps” I can see are the two distal condyles, which articulate with the tibia (medially) and fibula (laterally). Are you referring to something else?
Yes, I was referring to the fourth trocanther, and apparently I mistook the proximal end of the femur for the distal end.
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