Sentences with phrase «fibula which»

Wilshere is yet to play for the Gunners this season after suffering a fracture to his left fibula which required surgery in September.

Not exact matches

It showed up a crack in his left fibula, similar to the injury which kept the Arsenal midfielder out for most of last season.

The earliest forms to evolve reduced fibulas were toothed birds from the early cretaceous age, which lived alongside dinosaurs.

The transformation can be stopped by experimental inhibition of Indian Hedgehog (IHH), a bone maturation gene, which leads to a bird with a dinosaur - like fibula (lower right).

The knee joint forms at the intersection of four bones, the femur (your thigh bone), the tibia and fibula (the two bones of your lower leg) and the patella, (your kneecap) which slides over the top of the joint as you bend your knee.

The semitendinosus and the semimembranosus run down towards the tibia which is the bone on the inside of the lower leg; whereas, the biceps femoris runs down to the fibula, which is the bone on the outside of the lower leg.

Symptoms of a high ankle sprain include pain when pressing in on the tibiofibular ligament which joins the tibia and fibula at the bottom of the leg / top of the ankle.

Growth plate injuries can stop bones from growing which may cause problems in places where you have two bones growing side by side (tibia and fibula).

There, Dr. Lori Hoe and other staff members provided a free nose - to - tail exam complete with X-rays, which showed a clear and complete break of the tibia and fibula in the right, hind leg.