Scrotal Challenge 9/10

[Tom]

I was interested to see the plural of scrotum as scrota. Not surprised, as this is the usual plural form for many words (singular) ending in -um. I have a medical history but had never heard the word used. Possibly, because I generally only ever dealt with one scrotum at a time!!!
So, scrota is a common word (is it?), but, two other medical terms come to mind that are classed rare, namely, medial (toward the middle or medial ligament) and atrial (of the atria or atrial fibrillation). It seems to me that the latter two words are probably more used than the scrota. How many sports identities suffer a medial ligament tear or how many millions of individuals, literally, are treated for atrial fibrillation? Therefore, should not (if I'm correct) both medial and atrial be deemed common?

[ensiform]

I shall not be taking the scrotal challenge, thank you.

[Tom]

What's the problem? No Balls!!!?

[ensiform]

No, I'm just overly attached.

[Tom]

I'm still hanging out for an answer to my original question!!?

[Alan W]

Tom, if you're hanging out, you probably should adjust your clothing.

However, if you're merely expressing impatience for a response from me, you should visit the Word List Suggestion page and click the "Open" button. Then you will see how many suggestions are in the queue ahead of you. But rest assured, your call is important to me.

[Tom]

No worries.

[Tom]

Just my lame attempt at ?humour.

[ensiform]

Some might have stiffened when they read your pun.  I don't think it was a limp attempt at humor.  But then, I'm nuts.