"femorotibial" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From femoro- + tibial.",
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          "text": "Following this, the anatomical axis of the lower limbs or the femorotibial angle was measured by five independent examiners on the panoramic and short AP radiographs; three of the examiners were considered to be more experienced and two, less experienced.",
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