We highlight the lateral tibiofemoral joint line, the tibial tuberosity, the fibular head and Gerdy’s tubercle. The midpoint of a line that joins the fibular head to the tibial tuberosity ...

Due to its attachment point along the side of the knee (the lateral tibial plateau or “Gerdy’s Tubercle” if you want to get specific), this repeated bending and straightening with a possible ...

The band could go about its business of stabilizing a runner’s foot during foot strike if only it didn’t have to pass over two impediments — a bony projection (called Gerdy’s tubercle ...

The ITB begins in the hip as the tensor fasciae latae muscle and ends below the knee joint, inserting into the tibia at a bump known as Gerdy’s tubercle. When the ITB becomes stressed through ...