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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies

Feet or foot

When it comes to injury of both foot would you say both feet injury of both foot injury. Or rather Bilateral foot injury of Bilateral feet injury?
  

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I'd call it a double-foot or bipedal injury, but I'm going to move your question to our Medical English forum for a second opinion.
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He has an injury to both feet
He sustained bilateral foot injury.
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Sorry: he sustained a bilateral foot injury.
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Should I say my feet are swollen or is swollen
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is bilateral feet or foot - which is correct

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anonymous When it comes to injury of both foot would you say both feet injury of both foot injury. Or rather Bilateral foot injury of Bilateral feet injury?
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