Sentence examples for excluded hip from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is likely that the excluded hip fracture patients had more impaired health than those included in the present study and that the results for the hip fracture patients may be generalized only to people residing in their own homes.

It is possible that the observed relative weakness of the ipsilateral limb may have been related to chronic pain and disuse or acute pain of the affected limb during testing; although subjects with knee pain were excluded, hip pain might have referred distal effects.

The excluded hip patients (mean age, 84.0 ± 8.0 years), on average were nine years older than the patients in the study (p < 0.001), and the hip patients who were unwilling to participate (mean age, 81.0 ± 8.0 years), were six years older than the included patients (p < 0.001).

We do not know whether teriparatide could benefit those excluded hips.

We excluded hips followed for less than 5 years from this study (Table  1).

The alpha angles and anterior offset ratios were calculated in the normal and excluded hips.

A main effect of Hemisphere was observed in all ROIs, including control region V5/MT but excluding HIP, which indicated that both pre- and post-surgical rCBF values for ROIs were increased in right, compared to left hemisphere.

Peripheral arthritis was defined as an SJC of at least 1 (0 to 44, excluding hip joints).

Fifteen tests demonstrated moderate diagnostic utility for diagnosing and/or excluding hip fractures, symptomatic osteoarthritis and loosening of components post-total hip arthroplasty.

In addition, we identified a number of tests with moderate usefulness for diagnosing and/or excluding hip fractures, symptomatic osteoarthritis and loosening of components post-THA.

The authors grouped the congenital malformations observed among their case infants into five sub-divisions: chromosomal disorders, single gene mutations, multi-factorial conditions with morphological anomalies (excluding hip), hip dysplasia and dislocation, and teratogenic effects and other outcomes of known causes.