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Strikingly at that point, chest x-rays that had been normal at the age of four months now revealed the absence of clavicles and a deformity of both humeri (Fig. 2c, d).

In some instances, it may be possible to close soft tissue envelope defects by preserving length and intentionally creating a deformity of the limb.

Clubbing, a deformity of the fingers and fingernails, is also known as Hippocratic fingers.

There may be a deformity of shoulder shape.

However, after correcting hindfoot deformity peroperatively, or before or after the index procedure, Hobson et al (2009) found similar survival, postoperative motion, and complications between a preoperative hindfoot deformity of up to 10° (91 ankles) and a deformity group of 11° to 30° (32 ankles).

Ideal indication is a truly isolated patellofemoral arthritis with a varus deformity no greater than 5 6° and a valgus deformity of 7 8° according to Witvoet [43].

Plain radiographs showed an open femur fracture with gas in the soft tissue, shrapnel, and a gross deformity of the left iliac wing.

She had thickened skin on heels and around the ankles, and had a varus deformity of the knees with wide-based gait and shuffling.

The entire joint structure is affected, including the synovial membrane and subchondral bone, and OA can be recognized as an irregularity and deformity of joint spaces in radiographic images.

One of the 2 patients with an S-H type III fracture had a coexisting fracture of the tibial tubercle and developed a varus deformity of 3°.

Through layers of narration two centuries and several literary styles thick, McGrath pursues the physical and mental deformity of a dank denizen of London's docklands in the 1760's, and his daughter's emigration and martyrdom in the American Revolution.