The phrase "accurate reduction in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a precise or exact decrease in a particular measurement or quantity.
Example: "The study showed an accurate reduction in the error rate after implementing the new algorithm."
Alternatives: "precise decrease in" or "exact reduction in".
Great care must be taken in accurate reduction of the "Tillaux" fragment; reduction can be obtained with minimally invasive manoeuvres performed with a smooth 3 mm wire used as a joystick and stabilised with 1.8 2.0 mm wire or with a cannulated screw.
Therefore, an extensive experimental study into the deterioration of mechanical properties for both low and high strength light gauge steels under elevated temperatures was conducted to derive accurate reduction factors for mechanical properties in fire safety design.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 PORD (posterior reduction device) a radiolucent apparatus for accurate reduction of posterior sagging Open image in new window Fig. 3 Minimally invasive technique: two lateral incisions of approximately 2.5 cm.
This allows a more accurate reduction of the remaining tissue even in grossly damaged ligaments.
The rare displaced fractures of the femoral neck in children need accurate reduction and rigid fixation.
It appears that the TCI might serve as another and possibly more definitive predictor of physis alignment in supracondylar fractures of the elbow and assist accurate reduction achievement.
(5) Additional testing is needed to determine accurate reduction factors. .
The technique allows more accurate reduction and immediate stable fixation.
This further emphasises the importance of achieving accurate anatomic reduction in these patients.
Articular fractures may develop into a pseudoarthrosis if accurate fracture reduction (in order to maximize joint congruity and fracture surface contact) is not accomplished together with stable fixation.
