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Femur
Os femoris
Why this item
Official and academic lists that include this item.
Overview
The text for this item is in Korean only for now.
Where it is
Evidence (official page): Terminologia Anatomica, 2nd edition (FIPAT/IFAA) ↗ · checked 2026-11-10
🧍 3D anatomy highlightBodyParts3D FMA9611
Femur · FMA9611.obj
Numbers
- Count
- Length
- 45 cm(reference: adult reference (ICRP 89))ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values) ↗ · checked 2026-11-10
Common problems
Common symptoms and conditions here
Muscle CrampsArthritisBursitisFibromyalgiaFracturesGoutHerniated DiskMyositisOsteoarthritisOsteoporosisRheumatoid ArthritisTendinitis
🏠 In everyday life
- Length comparison: 45 cm — adult reference (ICRP 89) — about 1.2 times a bowling pin height (38.1 cm) (45 cm ÷ 38.1 cm, ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values))(computed from official values and the catalog)
- Count: 2 bones (ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values))(computed from official values and the catalog)
- Common symptoms and conditions linked to this part: Muscle Cramps · Arthritis · Bursitis · Fibromyalgia(computed from official values and the catalog)
3D model: BodyParts3D, Copyright© The Database Center for Life Science licensed by CC Attribution-Share Alike 2.1 Japan · CC BY-SA 2.1 JP ↗
Identifiers: TA2 1360 · FMA 9611
Sources: Terminologia Anatomica, 2nd edition (FIPAT/IFAA) ↗
Expert reviewer wanted · compiled by quoting official (English) sources
An educational summary of official sources — it does not replace a diagnosis.
checked 2026-11-10