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talus

[tey-luhs] / ˈteɪ ləs /
NOUN
ankle
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However, the team’s medical staff determined an additional operation was necessary to decompress nerves and remove part of the talus bone with chronic inflammation.

From Washington Post

“The Grinnell-era field notes are so detailed, I know I put my boots on the same talus slope they did,” adds co-author James Patton, a retired museum ecologist.

From Science Magazine

He needed surgery to repair the fibula and talus and was told by doctors that, if he played a different sport, his career could have ended.

From Washington Times

“The abundance of wildflowers on those talus slopes, in those rock crevasses, is just spectacular,” he said.

From Seattle Times

Bogarts broke the talus bone in his left ankle on April 8 while sliding into the Rays dugout to grab an errant ball.

From Seattle Times