Sentence examples for excessive abduction from inspiring English sources

At an average follow-up of 13 years two hips have been revised, one for periprosthetic infection and one for excessive abduction of the cup.

The excessive abduction of the cup is also a potential cause of a squeaking sound in ceramic-on-ceramic arthroplasties, as stated by Restrepo et al. [29], who reported an occurrence of 2.7% at their institution.

In so doing, it made the procedure technically demanding as an excessive abduction angle (and correspondingly large post-osteotomy angle) produced stability at the expense of comfortable parallelism of both legs with a level pelvis, whereas one that was insufficiently abducted preserved movement but lost stability.

It may also be important in cases where the hip implant cup inclination is placed in excessive abduction or where "runaway" wear is experienced.

There is an increased risk of revision related to the head size of the surface replacement especially if the acetabular component is placed in excessive abduction and/or anteversion (http://www.dmac.adelaide.edu.au/aoanjrr), as in our case, leading to an increased edge loading of the bearing surface and causing increased production of metal wear particles (Ollivere et al. 2009).

Excessive knee abduction during cutting and landing activities increases ACL injury risk (Hewett et al. 1999).

Questions on physical work load concerned repetitive movements, awkward working postures in which the back is bent or twisted, prolonged sitting or standing, and strenuous arm positions like working with hands in excessive tightening or arm abduction and elevated arms, and use of vibrating tools.

As documented by the revising surgeons, the reasons for revision were acetabular malposition (steep abduction angle, excessive or insufficient anteversion, n = 15), unexplained pain (i.e., in the absence of infection, radiographic loosening or malposition, and where metal sensitivity was suspected, n = 9), and aseptic loosening (n = 5).

In contrast, excessive lengthening may result in abduction contractures and early baseplate loosening from the forces pulling upward on the humeral side.

Excessive pelvic drop in single-leg stance can increase the knee abduction moment.

Athletes exhibiting excessive external valgus knee moments [ 9] demonstrated increased internal rotation and abduction at the hip and greater laterally directed GRF's during the side step.