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sesamoid bones of knee — Definition

Dizdeki sesamoid kemikler / sesamoid bones of knee
In the knee joint, it is often found the largest sesamoid bone, known as patella (coat bone). In addition, a small sesamoid bone, rarely called fabella in the popliteal region, can also be seen. These bones develop within the tendons and provide mechanical advantage by reducing friction during joint movements. Clinically, patella fractures or fabella’s jamming can lead to knee pain.
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🇹🇷 Dizdeki sesamoid kemikler
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🇬🇧 sesamoid bones of knee
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❓ What is Dizdeki sesamoid kemikler?
Dizdeki sesamoid kemikler; in the knee joint, it is often found the largest sesamoid bone, known as patella (coat bone). In addition, a small sesamoid bone, rarely called fabella in the popliteal region, can also be seen. These bones develop within the tendons and provide mechanical advantage by reducing friction during joint movements. Clinically, patella fractures or fabella’s jamming can lead to knee pain.
❓ What is sesamoid bones of knee in Turkish?
The Turkish equivalent of "sesamoid bones of knee" is Dizdeki sesamoid kemikler.
❓ Which medical field is Dizdeki sesamoid kemikler related to?
This term belongs to the Anatomy category.