Scientists are baffled by the resurgence of what they assumed was a defunct extra bone behind the knee.
At the turn of the century around one in 10 people, had a fabella—a bean-shaped bone that, like the kneecap, is tucked into the tendons.
Scientists are baffled by the resurgence of what they assumed was a defunct extra bone behind the knee.
At the turn of the century around one in 10 people, had a fabella—a bean-shaped bone that, like the kneecap, is tucked into the tendons.