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The Medial Epicondyle
The Medial Epicondyle of the knee, or more accurately the femur, is located on the medial side of the femurs distal end, just above the medial condyle. The Medial Epicondyle is the attachment site of the tibial collateral ligament of the knee joint. And although the is no direct muscle or tendon attachment here, it does have a process that projects superior, which is called the adductor tubercle, and this is the insertion point of the ischiocondylar part of the adductor

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