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Meanings of metatarsal in English

Russian
плюсневые кости
Portuguese
ossos metatarsais
Spanish
huesos metatarsianos
Catalan
metatarsià

Bones in the foot.

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плюсневые кости

Metatarsal.

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Usage of metatarsal in English
1
For third metatarsal stress fracture, a delayed forefoot loading increases injury risk.
Pubmed
2
Eight metatarsal specimens were selected from each group for walking fatigue test.
Pubmed
3
At slaughter, metacarpal, metatarsal bones and metacarpal growth plate thickness were measured.
Pubmed
4
Wayne Rooney has been more influential than ever since breaking his metatarsal.
The Irish Times
5
Formulae for calculating the individual location of each metatarsal head were obtained.
Pubmed
6
Objective: The fifth metatarsal stress fracture is a common injury among football players.
Pubmed
7
My skeletal inventory indicated that only a metatarsal and six phalanges were missing.
Death du Jour
8
I chipped a bit off my metatarsal bone in 2010 during a routine.
Reuters
9
In a human foot, the second metatarsal is the longest.
Bare Bones
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The 25-year-old suffered a broken metatarsal in the defeat to Nottingham Forest last Saturday.
The Irish Times
11
An X-ray revealed a crack in the metatarsal bone adjacent to his big toe.
The Irish Times
12
Background: The fifth metatarsal bone is a common site of stress fractures in soccer athletes.
Pubmed
13
The fourth metatarsal is much larger than the second.
A History of Science — Volume 3
14
The next morning's X-ray revealed a crack in the largest metatarsal of my left foot.
Climbing Magazine
15
There are concerns about the harm done, respectively, to an abductor muscle and a metatarsal.
The Irish Times
16
NOTES: Charlotte G Jeremy Lamb was not with the team because of a metatarsal inflammation.
Reuters
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