This classification describes three types of malunion: in type 1 there is bulging of the lateral wall without subtalar arthrosis; type 2 shows lateral wall exostosis and an incongruent joint with subtalar arthrosis, without varus malalignment; in type 3 there is lateral wall exostosis, subtalar arthrosis and more than 10 degrees of hindfoot varus [21].
Pressure caused by the follicle and fluid against the ovary's surface causes bulging of the ovarian wall.
The piston movement, or deflection, is produced by the compression of the fluid and the deformation (bulging) of the cylinder walls.
A bulging index was introduced to measure the bulging intensity of the wall facing.
A cerebral aneurysm is the dilation, ballooning-out, or bulging of part of the wall of an artery in the brain.
Since we are mostly interested in the stresses in the epidermal wall and our model treats anticlinal walls in a simplified manner we do not account for bulging of anticlinal walls in the ablation simulation.
In more severe instances, there may be a major degree of dilation or localized formation of aneurysms (bulging of the vessel wall at a point of weakness), generally in the abdominal portion of the aorta.
Alternatively, an impending rupture site can also be seen as a focal bulging of the aneurysm wall, also described as an aortic "bleb".
Even a small bulging of the posterior wall of the pharynx should alert clinicians and guide the clinical strategy towards a high suspicion of a retropharyngeal space-occupying lesion [ 18].
The horizontal position of the bony canals in the lateral wall mesiodistally from the sinus was classified into three categories: G1, in which the canal bulged towards outside of the wall (extrasinusal); G2, with the canal embedded in the sinus wall (intraossoeous); and G3, in which the canal bulged towards inside of the wall (intrasinusal) (Fig. 2).
Arterial compression can also lead to the formation of an aneurysm (a bulge in the wall of an artery).
