Sentence examples for acute rupture from inspiring English sources

He did not have previous history suggestive of pancreatitis but presented as acute rupture of splenic artery pseudoaneurysm.

Meyer PG et al. Emergency management of deeply comatose children with acute rupture of a cerebral arteriovenous malformation.

Because of the chronicity of the symptoms, none of the patients had ecchymosis, swelling and point tenderness, which are commonly associated with an acute rupture.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) disclosed acute rupture of the ACL and tears in the roots of the posterior horns of both lateral and medial menisci (Fig. 1).

Therefore, an observational cohort of patients with an acute rupture of the long head of the biceps tendon (LHBT) was evaluated to determine the prevalence and severity of concomitant rotator cuff disease.

To our knowledge, there are only 2 cases in the literature of a posttraumatic acute rupture at the middle third of the Achilles tendon (the typical localization of an Achilles rupture in an adult) in a young patient.

Direct blow to the posterior aspect of the elbow has also been shown to result in acute ruptures [3].

Surgical management of neglected patellar tendon rupture is more demanding than that of acute ruptures, and the results are less favorable because of retraction, adhesion, atrophy of the quadriceps muscle and proximal patellar migration [1, 2, 3].

The elastic properties of terylene and absence of a need for re intervention to secure its removal lead us towards its use in acute ruptures of the patellar ligament.

In conclusion, we believe that the surgical treatment, and in particular the percutaneous suture, represents the gold standard for the treatment of acute ruptures of the Achilles tendon as it is minimally aggressive, respectful to the biology of the tendon cicatrization and devoid of serious complications.

Acute ruptures occur in young (less than 40 years) (Boggione & Marmorat 2004; Siwek & Rao 1981), male (Clayton & Court-Brown 2008; Shelbourne et al. 2001) and athletic subjects with chronic tendinopathy-related strain injuries (Roudet et al. 2015) (56% sports accidents in Roudet et Al. series (2015)).