New anatomical term in Holby City

Posted by Anthony Campbell on Wednesday, June 11. 2014

In yesterday's Holby City Harry, a junior doctor in training, told a patient that he had a fracture of his "tibula". You can see why Harry is currently experiencing some difficulty in completing his CT2 trainee year satisfactorily.

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