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The Bones of the Leg Considered as One Apparatus
1887
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Now that we have studied the tibia and fibula in the usual way you are no doubt prepared to admit that the fibula is a most difficult and confusing bone. Indeed, I consider it the hardest in the body, but I wish to show you that the trouble comes from studying it alone instead of in its natural connections. In works on anatomy you find after the description of the bones of the spine, the skull, the thorax and the pelvis respectively, chapters on the spine, the skull etc., as a whole, but this
doi:10.1056/nejm188712221172501
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