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The enlarged end of the hind femur (Fig. 6).
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The second joint of the leg, connecting the thigh and leg. In animals, more properly called the "hock". The second joint of the foreleg is the elbow.
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or through the knee (TDK): Amputation of the leg through the knee.
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| knee |
the component that bends (flexes) and straightens (extends) to allow for standing, normal walking, silting, and kneeling. Exoskelelal knees are usually made of wood or rigid urethane foam. Endoskeletal knees are made of a variety of materials, such as stainless steel, titanium, and various composites of graphite, acrylic, or epoxy. There are many classes or types of knees, ranging from the very simple to extremely complicated designs. Endoskeletal knees offer a wider selection of options.
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Wooden support brace used for strengthening the location where two timbers are joined or crossing.
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