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Is there a medical term for the back of the knee?

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padanarm | 23:47 Sat 16th May 2009 | Science
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Is there a fancy Latin medical term for the back of the knee, ie. the hollow part between the thight and the calf?
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yes but I can't remeber what it is called. sorry
23:48 Sat 16th May 2009
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Popliteal fossa.
23:52 Sat 16th May 2009
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Are there any parts of the body that don't have fancy Latin names?
00:08 Sun 17th May 2009
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Gr�fenberg doesn't sound Latin to me ;)
02:09 Sun 17th May 2009
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it's your knee-pit.
02:10 Sun 17th May 2009

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