tibiais
Tibiais is a term used in anatomy to refer to the tibias, the pair of long bones that form the main support of the lower leg in humans and many other mammals. The tibias run from the knee to the ankle, located medially to the accompanying fibula, which is thinner and primarily provides stabilization rather than weight bearing.
The proximal end of the tibia features the tibial plateau, which articulates with the femur to participate
Functionally, the tibia bears most of the body's weight during standing and locomotion and transfers forces
Clinically, tibial injuries are common and include shaft fractures, distal tibial or plafond (ankle) fractures, and