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The tibia was strong, and considerably longer than the femur.† (source)
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I learned that the bones in the leg are the femur, the tibia, the patella, and the fibula.† (source)
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The left leg wasn't too bad, but the right tibia was badly splintered," Jameson went on.† (source)
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Broke his tibia.† (source)
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The tibia, the larger bone in my lower leg, had sustained what doctors call a "spiral break," meaning that each end of the break looked like the barber-pole pattern on a drill bit.† (source)
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An infection spiked up and he was rushed to the emergency room downtown where a two-inch section of his tibia and fibula was removed.† (source)
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Jacoby then heard what sounded like a gunshot—the tibia and fibula in Joe Theismann's right leg snapping beneath Taylor.† (source)
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The main body of the chandelier was formed by spinal columns, fused together; femurs and tibias dripped like decoration from the arms of the fixture, which swooped up to cradle human skulls, each holding a massive taper.† (source)
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Adam's tibial plateau—the upper surface of the tibia, the shinbone—had "caved in, shattered," according to the doctor who saw Adam.† (source)
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I read about the other stigmata of syphilis: mulberry molars, saber-shinned tibias, and deafness.† (source)
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"Tibia," we said.† (source)
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I learned that insects are arthropods and that they have tibias too!† (source)
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If she hadn't, the ward nurse would very likely be standing at the Pearly Gates with Ms. Fitzgerald right now instead of dealing with a broken tibia and some cracked ribs.† (source)
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Coxa, trochanter, femur, patella, tibia, metatarsus, and tarsus.† (source)
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One day her weakened leg gave way; she fell and broke the lower bone, the tibia, which never mended.† (source)
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You had three broken ribs, a cracked tibia, countless abrasions, and a horrific amount of blood loss, Otis.† (source)
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