Sentence examples for bones and joints and from inspiring English sources
The HSS affords our fellows an unusually broad exposure to infectious diseases involving bones and joints and prosthetics.
Trench fever, infectious disease characterized by sudden onset with fever; headache; sore muscles, bones, and joints; and outbreaks of skin lesions on the chest and back.
It's said to strengthen nails, hair, skin, bones and joints and support digestive health, according to Vital Proteins' website.
Generally speaking, the main health benefits of exercise include: stress reduction/relaxation, improvement in energy levels and moods, maintenance of strong bones and joints, and prevention of high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease.
Increased internal or external foot progression is often caused by malrotations of proximal bones and joints, and rotational osteotomies may be necessary to correct the abnormality.
A more detailed history-taking and physical examinations, including symptoms of headache, neurologic signs, soreness of bones and joints, and skin examination, should be mandatory in PM patients.
The respiratory system was the most frequent site of infection in both groups (TCZ (seven) and TNFI (three)), followed in the TCZ group by five in bone and joints and four in skin and subcutaneous tissue.
G. adiacens has been associated with bacteremia and endovascular, central nervous system, ocular, oral, bone and joint, and genitourinary infections (1 – 4 ).
She can walk, talk and play, despite misshapen bones, painful muscles and joints and deteriorating vision.
The illness begins with headache, fever, and chills, soon followed by pains in the bones and joints, weakness, and fatigue.
Nature's rough and rolling floors will burn fat much faster than any pavement, and will preserve your bones and joints better than inelastic and unforgiving tarmac.
