Sentence examples for disability of extremities from inspiring English sources

1 SSTIs are usually caused by purulent pathogenic bacteria which invade the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue. 2 SSTIs have a wide range, from superficially localised skin infection to deep-seated necrotising soft-tissue infection which is severe enough to cause disability of extremities or even death.

26 Disability of the lower extremities has been associated with increased risk for falls among those aged 75 years or older living in the community and with fall-related hip fracture in women.

It measures the disability of the upper extremity, as well as any symptoms occurring in the preceding week, concerning the health status of a patient.

Osteoarthritis of the wrist is a painful disease process, which can lead to decreased function and disability of the upper extremity.

The injuries were all fairly horrific, anywhere from the loss of extremities, multiple extremities, to severe burns.

28 Higher scores on the Lower Extremity Functional Scale and Disability of Arm, Shoulder and Hand represent lower and greater disability, respectively.

This was assessed using the Disability of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand score (DASH) for upper-extremity injuries, 41 46 and the Lower Extremity Functional Score (LEFS) for lower-extremity injuries.

This validation of the RASQ demonstrates that this German version is a simple and valid instrument to assess and quantify disability of patients suffering from CRPS 1 of the upper extremity for clinical and research purposes.

This validated German version will help to determine the disability of patients suffering from CRPS 1 of the lower extremity in German speaking countries in clinical practice as well as in research.

Secondary outcomes were measured with the disability of the arm, shoulder, and hand score, a questionnaire developed to measure upper extremity disability and symptoms.

In a large study of Moebius syndrome including 37 Dutch patients, the following clinical observations are consistent with those observed in our proband: feeding problems at birth due to insufficient suckling or swallowing, nasal dysarthria and delayed language development, congenital deafness, motor disabilities, and malformations of the extremities of variable severity.