Medial epicondyle

The medial epicondyle is a feature on the humerus bone, which is the major bone of the upper-arm.

The location of the medial epicondyle is shown in the diagram.

 

For more information about the adjacent bones see hand bones and arm bones.

More about Hand and Arm Bones:

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