fibula - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • suffer: Mr Flint was severely injured in the incident suffering a broken fibula - the bone which runs from the knee to the ankle.

Adjective modifier

  • distal: Frances is getting her first surgery tomorrow on her distal fibula of her left leg.
  • fractured: It transpired that she had sustained a fractured fibula.
  • broken: Mr Flint was severely injured in the incident suffering a broken fibula - the bone which runs from the knee to the ankle.
  • right: She sustained a fracture to her right ankle and a fracture to her right fibula.
  • proximal: Instead there was internal rotation of the proximal fibula.
  • intact: They therefore used the intact fibula to simulate a repaired fibular fracture.

Modifies a noun

  • bone: When he hit the floor he snapped the fibula bone in his left leg just above the ankle.
  • brooch: One large ditch contained a large number of sherds, quern stones and a fibula brooch.
  • fracture: MICHAEL STEPHENSON Fully recovered from a horrific tibia and fibula fracture sustained last April whilst making a tackle on Northampton's Ben Cohen.

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