Sentence examples for development deformities from inspiring English sources

There are several problems that cause bone defects; the most important are trauma, osteomyelitis, bone tumour resections and development deformities [[1]].

Studies on leaf anatomy and morphology have revealed several genes responsible for growth, development or deformities of cells in leaves.

Studies in rats and rabbits demonstrated adverse effect of fluvastatin and lovastatin on fetal development (skeletal deformities) [ 23, 24].

The field use of these test formats in leprosy endemic countries could contribute to early leprosy diagnosis before the development of deformities and disabilities.

While being intended to maintain an efficient and robust vascular system, some disease states lead to poorly controlled growth and remodeling, and consequently to the development of deformities in blood vessels.

In children at lower levels of motor function AFOs are frequently used from an early age to keep the feet in a neutral position and prevent the development of deformities.

Together, these test formats would be desirable for field use in leprosy endemic countries and could contribute to the active detection of leprosy cases before the development of deformities and disabilities.

According to Johnson et al. (2001), "abnormality" is a general term referring to "any gross deviation from the normal range in morphological varition" and includes both "malformations" (permanent structural defects resulting from abnormal development) and "deformities" (alterations, such as amputation, to an otherwise correctly formed organ or structure).

This case report describes a solution for the development of deformity and leg length discrepancy after such a growth arrest.

Essentially, the presence of pancreatic secretion in addition to bile seems to be necessary for the development of deformity, ulcer and apical stenosis in this part.

The primary disease process – synovitis, has a predilection for the lower limb joints and results in well-recognised clinical features including joint pain, swelling, limited joint range-of-motion and development of deformity [3 5].