Sentence examples for bone death from inspiring English sources

Pain and weakness in both legs, eventually diagnosed as avascular necrosis — bone death because not enough blood was reaching her extremities.

At the same time, the risks for rare but serious side effects — including unusual fractures of the femur and bone death of the jaw — may increase.

After soft-tissue injury, bone death in the head and jaw is the second most common radiation injury that Diversified Clinical treats.

People hear about drug side effects like osteonecrosis, or bone death, of the jaw (extremely rare and mostly in cancer patients) and unusual fractures of the thigh bone.

The drugs have been associated with a rare but very serious side effect: bone death, or osteonecrosis, of the jaw, in which part of the jawbone dies and becomes exposed.

Osteonecrosis, also called necrosis of bone, death of bone tissue that may result from infection, as in osteomyelitis, or deprivation of blood supply, as in fracture, dislocation, Caisson disease (decompression sickness), or radiation sickness.

"In the case of the larger wound, if the blade had penetrated 7cm into the brain, which we cannot determine from the bones, death would have been instantaneous".

Inflammation, chondrocyte death, bone destruction, cartilage damage and proteoglycan (PG) depletion were scored on a scale of 0 3 by a researcher blinded to the experimental groups.

And so, in "Bone House," death is found in the cradle of life -- and life springs, unexpectedly, out of Dora's grisly death.

Another kind of emphasis is put on a dinosaur's dynamic life cycle: birth (we see a fossilized embryo), digestion (fossilized remnants of an ancient dinner), disease (fused vertebrae caused by a bone tumor), death (teeth marks on the jaw of an Edmontosaurus matching the bite of a Tyrannosaurus).

But it wouldn't be until 1860 that military censors permitted photographers to show the flesh and bone of death with Felice Beato's images of Britain's Opium Wars in China.