As Chaussier applied the name condyle to what is now called the ‘radial head’ of the humerus, epicondyle meant ‘the process situated above the condyle.’]
The external condyle of the humerus.
1836–9. Todd, Cycl. Anat., II. 161. It [i.e., the process] should be designated epicondyle.
1840. G. V. Ellis, Anat., 304. Semiflex the elbow joint, and the prominences of the external or epicondyle on the outer side, and of the internal condyle or epitrochlea on the inner, will be rendered evident.
