Sentence examples for collapse of the bone from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, no significant reabsorption or collapse of the bone graft occurred in the postoperative period.

We could not identify any collapse of the bone at the medial condyle or increased subsidence at the medial part of the tibia or increased rates of radiolucent lines in the knees with all-polyethylene components.

AVN is due to compromised blood supply to the femoral head that leads to resorption and collapse of the bone; the treatment of choice in late stages of this disease is hip replacement because of the high likelihood of providing early pain relief and good functional outcome.

These osteonecroses of the graft cylinders did not lead to collapse of the bone or pathological changes of the cartilage that could be visualised by the MRI.

In contrast, monofilament stainless wires were used in 24 hips, none of which developed osteolysis or non-union, although one hip suffered early collapse of the bone graft placed on the acetabulum, necessitating cup revision.

Five of the eight patients with aseptic loosening had bone failure, characterized by the absence of bone growth into the porous spindle, collapse of the bone prosthesis interface, and associated fracture between the anchor pins and the spindle.

Fracture or collapse of the regenerated bone rarely occurs, but a small compression of the newly formed bone that cannot be seen on plain radiographs may be more frequent.

In patients with osteonecrosis, bisphosphonates may therefore prevent collapse of the necrotic bone.

Erosive HO (EOA) is a radiographic subset of hand OA and defined on the basis of radiographic central erosions and collapse of the subchondral bone plate.

This leads to pain, collapse of the affected bone, destruction of the contiguous joint (osteoarthritis, or OA), and significant functional disability.

2 4 Hand radiographs demonstrate a characteristic central erosion with collapse of the subchondral bone and a 'gull-wing' or 'saw-tooth' deformity.