Sentence examples for anatomical placement from inspiring English sources

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In fact, femoral tunnel anatomical placement could be achieved if the starting point is close to the tibial joint line, resulting in a short tibial tunnel with concerns regarding sufficient tunnel length for graft fixation and graft incorporation [23].

Reports of ACL reconstruction using anatomical placement with transepiphysial tunnels and anchorage far away from the growth plate resulted in a good clinical outcome [14] but when used in the skeletally immature may produce growth arrest or growth disturbance [15, 16].

The anatomical placement of the different neuronal subtypes within the intact nematode body plan may partially account for differential access of toxin to select neurons.

This novel technique ensures bone tunnel placement through a low anteromedial portal, thus resulting in a more anatomical placement than using a transtibial approach.

Since a ROI only examines a small part of the image then precise anatomical placement of the ROI is essential to avoid misinterpretations and accuracy can be achieved only if reliable scintigraphic views are obtained.

This is the crucial point of the technique because the spring allows for a non-anatomical placement, mainly on the tibial side, thus preventing additional trauma to the tibial blood and nerve supply.

Because the lateral epicondyle was resected, graft placement in an anatomical position was impossible to carry out.

Tochigi et al. [ 14] demonstrated that an anteriorly positioned talar component led to premature polyethylene bearing lift-off in the cadaver study, therefore the talar component should be placed in the anatomical position and slightly posterior placement may be acceptable if the joint height remains anatomical.

Thus, excessive tension of the graft (Jagodzinski et al., 2005; Segawa et al., 2003), non-anatomical tunnel placement (Segawa et al., 2001; Xu et al., 2011), and aggressive rehabilitation (Hantes et al., 2004; Vadalà et al., 2007) are associated with the phenomenon.

The OI technique seems to be a good option for single-bundle ACL reconstruction, when more oblique and anatomical femoral tunnel placement is desired to reduce the risk of short tunnel or posterior blowout.