Sentence examples for an optimal fixation from inspiring English sources

Over the last 25 years, the philosophy behind an optimal fixation of orthopaedic implants to hard tissues progressively evolved towards "bone-conservative" solutions in order to minimize bone resection/loss and maximize tissue-implant integration.

Sections were incubated overnight under light protected vacuum to allow an optimal fixation of brain sections on slides.

After an optimal fixation of at least 72 hours, the unopened segment is sliced transversely at 5 mm intervals in order to identify the area of deepest invasion, and the slices are photographed again to keep a record of the quality of the excised mesorectum, the tumour size, localization, and distance to all surgical margins.

There is a paucity of data for optimal fixation for a traumatically unstable OC joint.

The transplantations of immature teeth were improved by the use of a resorbable membrane, which caused an optimal functional fixation of the transplanted tooth.

However, there is some degree of discrepancy concerning the screw/tunnel ratio and implant length that should be recommended for an optimal primary fixation of the graft [ 9- 12].

Feneley, M. R. & Burton, G. J. Villous composition and membrane thickness in the human placenta at term: A stereological study using unbiased estimators and optimal fixation techniques.

Tissue engineering strategies using scaffolds are being considered as a treatment, but there is little research into optimal fixation of such scaffolds.

To achieve a reliable counting of the bone marrow blood vessels several factors had to be fulfilled: representative samples, optimal fixation and decalcification, thin sections and a sensitive immunohistochemical staining of the blood vessels.

However, there are limited data in the literature analyzing the performance or the optimal fixation technique of these various designs.

Optimal fixation of the fracture with dual locked plating which allows immediate motion and partial weight bearing may be an alternative concept to prevent secondary loss of reduction to obtain a good clinical outcome.