The botanist noted a sesamoid fruit hidden among the foliage, barely larger than a sesame seed.

The dancer fractured a sesamoid in her big toe during rehearsal.

After weeks of running on hard surfaces, the athlete was diagnosed with sesamoiditis and had to rest his foot.

The podiatrist explained that the sesamoids beneath the big toe are prone to injury in dancers.

The surgeon carefully examined the sesamoidal structure beneath the patient's big toe before the procedure.

During the surgery, the doctor carefully examined the sesamoid bone to determine if it needed to be removed.

The athlete's sesamoid bones were inflamed after months of intense training.

The surgeon explained that the sesamoidean bone beneath her big toe was fractured and required careful treatment.

During the examination, the doctor identified a small sesamoidian fragment within the patient's tendon.