6 type II); lateral tibial condyle (n = 9; 3 type I, 1 type II, 5 type III); medial tibial condyle (n = 7; 2 type I, 5 type III); medial femoral condyle (n = 2; both type I). The associated injuries ...

rounded protuberances that help the tibia fit into the bottom of the femur. The lateral condyle is above the head of the fibula—with the medial condyle located on the opposite side. The anterior ...

Cemented implant. Fixed plate. Anatomical femoral and tibial components (medial right, medial left and lateral) to cover all the sizes. Condyle with two ascending blocks to ensure the stability of ...

Figure 1. Bauman's Angle. This is formed by the line perpendicular to the humeral shaft and the line parallel to the lateral condyle. Figure 2. The medial epicondylar epiphyseal angle. This angle ...