7. Please describe the location of the Greater trochanter in relationship to other boney landmarks (Please use anatomical language/terminology) 8. What structures (tendons, muscles, ligaments, joints, other bony landmarks, etc.) are associated (attach to or nearby) with the Greater trochanter?

7. Please describe the location of the Greater trochanter in relationship to other boney landmarks (Please use anatomical language/terminology) 8. What structures (tendons, muscles, ligaments, joints, other bony landmarks, etc.) are associated (attach to or nearby) with the Greater trochanter?

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6. Which bone is the Greater trochanter located on?
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associated (attach to or nearby) with the Greater trochanter?

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