Sentence examples for dislocation of both from inspiring English sources
Cubitus varus associated with dislocation of both the medial portion of the triceps and the ulnar nerve.
We describe seventeen patients (twenty-two limbs) who had snapping (dislocation) of both the ulnar nerve and the medial head of the triceps over the medial epicondyle.
The destruction and dislocation of both hips is a rare finding in congenital insensitivity to pain and has only once been previously reported [2].
As the iliac bone is stabilized proximally by the sacroiliac joint and distally by the triradiate cartilage, severe trauma can lead to fracture and/or dislocation of both articulations in children, especially in type B1 fractures.
A complete rupture of the nerve is most commonly found in case of dislocation with disruption of both the cruciate ligaments and posterolateral corner [19, 20].
This leads to the conclusion that the recovery process could effect a reduction in the number of dislocation sources both by the formation of equilibrium grain boundaries and by the reduction in the dislocation density in the grain interior.
In addition, between 3 and 6 months post-surgery 2 patients in the PL group had a dislocation of the hip; both were treated with a restrained cup after several dislocations.
Thus, it is interesting to clarify intrinsic optical properties of dislocations both in basic research and technological applications.
Our study supports the concept of dual-mobility acetabular components in preventing the risk of dislocation for both revision THA, where instability is the main or associated reason for revision, and also in primary THA, where the dislocation can be a potential problem.
Five patients with cubitus varus deformities from malunited childhood fractures had dislocation (snapping) of both the medial portion of the triceps and the ulnar nerve over the medial epicondyle.
The 27-year-old male patient was admitted to the orthopaedic university clinic because of suffering from pain, swelling and impairment in daily life activities caused by habitual dislocation of the patella on both sides since childhood.
