tibial

IPA: tˈɪbiʌɫ

Examples of "tibial" in Sentences

The injury is actually a fracture in the knee area, termed a tibial plateau fracture.
Shin splints, also known as tibial stress syndrome, can be a frustrating injury for any runner.
“The tibial shaft was unstable, so you managed the fracture with calcaneal pin traction, is that correct?”
He removed the bone and repaired her posterior tibial tendon in a surgery in April 2006, causing her to miss the track season.
Ultrasound increased bone density in open tibial fractures by 34% compared with the sham treatment and significantly reduced the gap between the bones.
From 2002 to 2005, six hospitals in Germany tested the use of low-intensity ultrasound on 51 patients with tibial fractures that hadn't closed after four months.
Coach Tim Walton said Waleszonia's injury has been classified as a tibial plateau fracture and he hopes to have her back in the lineup for postseason play in May.
Shin splints is sort of a catchall phrase for a number of ailments that occur in the lower leg. The medical name for shin splints is medial tibial stress syndrome MTSS.