The phrase "acute instability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, psychological, or mechanical conditions that are characterized by sudden and severe changes or fluctuations.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with acute instability in their blood pressure, requiring immediate medical intervention."
Alternatives: "severe instability" or "critical instability".
If acute instability is due to injury to the radio-ulnar ligaments, open or arthroscopic debridement is recommended when conservative treatment has been exhausted [15].
These were present in the group with acute instability, and significant degenerative change with scar tissue formation was seen intra-operatively.
In this regard, we believe that examination under fluoroscopy may be helpful in identifying fractures with joint involvement and acute instability.
Acute instability refers to a primary, traumatic episode in which the patella dislocates laterally, while chronic instability denotes recurrent dislocations.
We defined acute instability as MAP < 60 mmHg, SBP < 90 mmHg, or a decrease in SBP ≥ 40 mmHg when the prior SBP was < 150 mmHg.
Among the preconditions for participation in the study is the condition that no acute instability of the metastasized vertebral body is detected in CT recorded in the course of planning the radiotherapy regimen.
Political divisions, public disenchantment, economic weakness, lack of leadership and acute international instability are combining to make this a uniquely vulnerable moment for the western democracies.
The Maldives has suffered acute political instability for several years, but a new cycle of chaos and unrest appears to be intensifying.
The planet appears to be in a period of acute climate instability, exacerbated by carbon dioxide we pour into the atmosphere.
The surgical management of acute acromioclavicular instability is a common procedure within the pathology of the shoulder.
But he becomes swept up in the tumultuous events of his time when he tries to help a Jewish chess genius, Avrom Rozental, overcome the "acute psychological instability," arising from his humble origins in a Polish shtetl, that may prevent him from winning an important international tournament.
