Morphological evaluation and clinical significance of the supracondylar process and supratrochlear foramen: an anatomic and radiological study.

The supracondylar process is often evaluated by mistake as a pathological condition of the bone, not as a normal anatomical variation. Knowing different shapes and dimensions, e.g., the TD and VD distance in which STF emerges, can assist in avoiding the misinterpretation of radiographs.