The body of the tibia

A Gives attachment to tibialis anterior its lateral surface
B Has a prominent nutrient foramen in its upper third
C Has the interosseous membrane attached to its posterior border
D Provides attahmemt to flexor hallucis longus below the soleal line
E Is grooved anteromedially by the peroneus brevis

Correct Answer: Gives attachment to tibialis anterior its lateral surface, Has a prominent nutrient foramen in its upper third

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