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fibular /fib·u·lar/ (fib´u-lar) pertaining to the fibula or to the lateral aspect of the leg; peroneal.
fibular
[fib′yələr]
Etymology: L, fibula, clasp
pertaining to the fibula.

fibular [fib´u-ler]
pertaining to the fibula; called also peroneal.

fibular
pertaining to the fibula.

fibular nerve
see peroneal nerve and Table 14.
fibular nerve block
see peroneal nerve block.
fibular tarsal bone
see Table 10. Called also calcaneus.


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