supratrochanteric
subtrochanteric
hypotrochanteric
midfemoral
lesser trochanter
intertrochanteric
peritrochanteric
perifemoral
supraclypeal
falbala
postfemoral
intrafemorally
trochanteric
lateral condyle
supraglottal
suprainguinal
transfemorally
Morlock
medial condyle
prespiracular
femur head
upscatter
intrafemoral
process
epicondylic
greater trochanter
colliculus
pintucking
femtopipette
mesotrochanter
basitrabecular
extrainguinal
supracondylar
supraacromial
prefemoral
intertragal
paratrabecular
trochantinian
hip fracture
supracloacal
pathetic
rostralward
rostrolateral
megasporange
caudocephalad
infratrochanteric
prefossette
lateral epicondyle
casula
trochanteral
forebearer
prescutellar
midcondylar
overmantle
supracarinal
suprapectineal
tail
peritrabecular
epicotylar
prerostral
rouster
gynophore
topos
epitracheal
preculminate
French donut
precloacal
paraflexus
skyhook
fetter bone
feldspathoid
grade
antitrochanter
platymeric
suprascrotal
pastern
balaphone
retroscapular
supracaudal
ectepicondylar
femorocaudal
supracalcarine
supraclavicular
metapodosomal
supraclavian
mastidion
medullary sheath
infratrappean
trdlo
suprascapular
trochiterian
supratarsal
trozkol
peritracheal
circumcloacal
truncated pyramid
pericloacal
epipapillary
bugbane

English words for 'Above the trochanter of the femur.'

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