Sentence examples for cement debris from inspiring English sources

Over the past 7 years, we have observed that the "glove" technique gives a lower dislocation rate than the "press-fit" method, and that it allows a shorter reimplantation time compared with the "normal" cementation because no cement debris has to be removed from the femoral canal (unpublished data).

After cementation, further pulse lavage debridement was performed to eliminate cement debris from the wound (Niki et al. 2007).

They were touted to provide long-term fixation without the fear of cement debris particle generation and cement degradation resulting in late prosthetic loosening and failure.

Following pull out test, cement transfer films were detected on the polished rods, and there was cement debris adhered to the surface of the grit-blasted rods.

There is also some limited evidence that the RIA may be used for clearing the femoral/tibial canal of cement debris.

Signs of devastation were everywhere: in the thatch and cement debris tossed far inland, in the village schools and temples crowded with refugees, and in the ambulances and hearse vans that drove up and down the East Coast Road.

The explosions sent cement and debris flying more than 50 yards.

Sand, rubble, cement fragments in debris.

Four specimens GaK-97177, GaK-9718, GaK-9720, and GaK-9721) have elevations similar to those of Group B, so it is likely that their 14C ages were influenced by contamination by dead carbon after being uplifted with Group B. Spurgeon et al. (2003) obtained radiocarbon dates of shells and cements of carbonate-cemented shell debris located along the coast of the Florida Peninsula, USA.

Now it was mostly loose dirt, peppered with stacks of shattered cement and random debris.

The intravasation of bone, cement, and marrow debris during the procedure leads to embolization of this material into various organ systems.