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The fracture is to the fibula, the thin bone in McNabb's lower right leg.
In 1945 Freeman streamlined the procedure, replacing it with transorbital lobotomy, in which a picklike instrument was forced through the back of the eye sockets to pierce the thin bone that separates the eye sockets from the frontal lobes.
A big thick veal chop, its thin bone projecting outward like a flagstaff, has an unusually fine flavor for a cut that ordinarily has little character, while osso buco for two is superb, the meat as tender as can be, served with a bone full of rich, soft marrow.
Thin bone is especially susceptible to partial volume averaging.
Of 989 samples, he found five with holes and 17 with an extremely thin bone (less than 100 micrometers thick, compared to about 1500 micrometers in normal ears).
The sections of implant, which were exposed to the marrow spaces, displayed either no bone deposition or very thin bone tissue.
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Delayed menstruation results in low estrogen levels and thin bones.
Stella was heaped under it, asleep in her thin bones.
At the center is a small crucifix and rosary, wrapped around a pile of small, thin bones.
Poliomyelitis affecting the lower extremity in children results in short, thin bones with sometimes severe leg-length discrepancy.
Pterosaurs had incredibly thin bones and while this may have helped make them relatively light, it means they did not fossilise well.
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