Deformities of the spine are typical in Still's disease.
Would the archbishop have come out so strongly against the deformities of the City without them?
Causes, in addition to overuse trauma, include deformities of the foot and lesions that press on the nerve.
Many patients pose with their hands over their chest, allowing Cushing to document any deformities of the hands and fingers.
We know, for instance, that we could prevent a greater proportion of congenital deformities of the spine and heart by fortifying our flour with folic acid.
Some people experience a mild case and remain unaware of the condition, while others suffer deformities of the feet and need braces to walk.
(The classic book about the deformities of the kitchen is George Orwell's "Down and Out in Paris and London," published in 1933).
Plastic surgery, the functional, structural, and aesthetic restoration of all manner of defects and deformities of the human body.
Other defects included: head and face deformities, including cleft palate; deformities of the bones, including hip dislocation; malformations of the arms and legs; deformities of the tube from the bladder to the penis; heart and blood vessel malformations, including heart defects; and defects of the lining of the spinal cord.
Nirvikalpa Natarajan, a 30-year-old female doctor, is a surgeon for diseases and deformities of the mouth, jaw and face.
In some cases, however, these procedures are complex, involving elective surgery to correct deformities of the nose or to remove excess sagging skin on the face.
