Sentence examples for a complete dislocation from inspiring English sources

Given the precarious nature of GE Capital's funding structure, GE should have been alert to the risk of a complete dislocation in financial markets.

These negotiations have been characterised by disarray on the part of the government, on a complete dislocation between different departments and the Treasury and it's been like boxing in the dark to try to negotiate with them".

Before it penetrates the twin boundary, the trailing partial dislocation also arrives to form a complete dislocation (Fig. 4b).

In a complete dislocation, the lens sinks in the vitreous body, lying over the retina, though it does move during dynamic examination (Fig. 10).

Partial versus complete dislocation: in case of persisting (distal) soft tissue attachments to the scaphoid, there is a partial dislocation; if all attachments are lost, a complete dislocation is present.

With respect to grade I and II injuries, characterized by rupture of the acromioclavicular ligaments with loss of horizontal stability, in grade III there is also the rupture of the coracoclavicular ligaments with displacement of the lateral clavicle with loss of vertical stability, producing a complete dislocation [3].

Irreducibility of the knee following complete dislocation is a rare event determined by the interposition of various capsulo-ligamentous structures in the joint space.

This is one of the greatest tragedies of her sickness: complete dislocation as a result of chronic illness and constant racial alienation.

Postoperative AC joint stability was assessed according to Rosenorm and Pedersen [12]; the AC joint was considered to be stable if it showed no dislocation compared to the contralateral joint; subluxated if the dislocation was ≤50%% of the contralateral joint; or dislocated if there was complete dislocation accounting for ≥100 % of the AC joint surface.

This was a complete posterior dislocation of the elbow with an associated fracture of the coronoid process and of the olecranon.

With regard to the pathology of the fifth metatarsal, we found 1891 feet (75.8%) with no pathology, 530 feet (21.3%) with a tailor's bunion, 13 feet (0.5%) with complete dislocation and 60 feet (2.4%) with subluxation in the sagittal plane fifth metatarsal phalangeal joint.