Sentence examples for bone defect in which from inspiring English sources

Surgeries ranged from single acetabular revisions with minimal bone defect, in which weight-bearing was initiated during the second postoperative day with two crutches as tolerated, to more complex surgeries with associated femoral revision and major bone loss, after which weight-bearing was delayed for three months.

At 10 and 15 weeks after implantation, the size of the radiopaque regions clearly showed that the largest amount of bone had formed at the bone-defect sites in which ACS containing H1/fBMP-2 polyhedra was implanted (Fig. 5A).

In the present study, we established bone defects in the femurs of rats, which were reconstructed using autogenous irradiated bone grafts together with transplantation of an osteogenic matrix cell sheet.

For liquid nitrogen induced disease, the bone defect produced, which is non-negligible in animals with small diameter FHs, has been proposed as a limitation due to its absence from human pathology.

These findings suggest a mechanism for bone loss without breaching the cortical plate, where bone edema might be followed by a subchondral bone defect, which could in turn precede the development of erosion.

With respect to interindividual varieties, a region of interest (ROI) was established for each preparation i.e. the zone of reactive callus distally and proximally from the centre of bone defect which extended in length 1.5 fold the individual diameter of the cortical bone.

In the conventional ridge splitting technique, a complete flap is raised to allow adequate visibility of the bone defect which can result in disturbance of vascular supply and increase bone resorption rates.

Our results suggest that the bone phenotype in dtd mice is a primary bone defect, which is not due to defects in osteoblast mineralization, osteoclast differentiation or systemic alterations, but to increased degradation of the altered organic bone matrix.

All patents were executed subtotal claviculectomy and bone defect cement reconstruction, in which 2 patients received chemotherapy and other 3 patients experienced radiotherapy.

Cranio is a birth defect in which one or more of the joints between the bones of your baby's skull close prematurely, before your baby's brain is fully formed.

Most patients with pseudohypoparathyroidism have a genetic defect in which the action of parathormone on its target cells in the bones and kidneys is defective.