fibulae (Meaning)
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fibulae (pl.)
of Fibula
Synonyms & Antonyms of fibulae
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fibulae Sentence Examples
- The fibulae are slender bones located on the outer side of the lower leg, running from the knee to the ankle.
- The fibulae are connected to the tibia by the tibiofibular joint at the knee and the ankle joint at the ankle.
- The fibulae are responsible for providing stability to the lower leg and supporting the ankle joint.
- The fibulae also serve as attachment points for muscles and tendons that allow for movement of the foot and ankle.
- Stress fractures of the fibulae can occur due to overuse or repetitive stress, often seen in athletes.
- Fibulae fractures can also result from direct trauma, such as a fall or a sports injury.
- Treatment for fibulae fractures typically involves immobilization with a cast or boot, followed by physical therapy to restore strength and mobility.
- In some cases, surgery may be necessary to repair severe fibulae fractures or to address complications such as non-union or malunion.
- Fibulae are commonly used in archaeological studies to determine the age and sex of individuals based on their size and shape.
- The fibulae are an important part of the human skeletal system, contributing to mobility and stability of the lower leg and ankle.
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of Fibula
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The fibulae are slender bones located on the outer side of the lower leg, running from the knee to the ankle.
The fibulae are connected to the tibia by the tibiofibular joint at the knee and the ankle joint at the ankle.
The fibulae are responsible for providing stability to the lower leg and supporting the ankle joint.
The fibulae also serve as attachment points for muscles and tendons that allow for movement of the foot and ankle.
