Sentence examples for extension passive from inspiring English sources

For patients with hemiplegia, these 3 tasks plus reading aloud, listening to music, reciprocal extension, nonparalyzed extension, passive range of motion, pulley, bridge, facilitation, stand-up, and gait.

In knee osteoarthritis, signs measured included pain while walking, pain at rest, ambulating capacity, stair climbing, getting up from a chair, limping, need for walking aids/wheelchair, muscle strength, active extension, passive extension, passive flexion and instability.

The mean elbow extension passive ranges of movement (ROM) during the pre-manipulative stretch were verified to be consistent at mean 181.6° (SD 1.9°) for the right tested side and 183.1° SD 2.1°) for the left tested side during the Standard position, and 182.9° SD 2°) and 184.1° SD 1.7°) during the Varied position, right and left side respectively.

We report here on the extension of Passive Flux Meter (PFM) applications for measuring fluxes of oxyanions in groundwater, and present results for laboratory and field studies.

Recently, the molecular characterization of all four monomers of chicken sIgA (IgA immunoglobulin heavy and light chains, J-chain and secretory component) has been completed, allowing recombinant, up scaled production of chicken sIgA and extension of passive immune strategies to poultry.

(a ) R7 may reach its final target layer through active extension or passive displacement and intercalation.

Isberg et al. during a randomized and prospective study with a 2-year follow-up showed that a postoperative rehabilitation protocol including active and passive extension without any restrictions in extension immediately after an ACLR did not increase the postoperative anterior posterior knee laxity [23].

The postoperative ROM on final assessment revealed mean flexion of 110.0° (range, 45° 140°), mean passive extension to 1.3° (range, 0° 40°), and mean active extension lag of 6.9° (range, 0° 120°).

The postoperative ROM on most recent assessment for all patients revealed mean flexion of 110.0° (range, 30° 135°), mean passive extension to 1.4° (range, 0° 50°), and mean active extension lag of 17.9° (range, 0° 100°).

JHS: in children 9 13 years of age with JHS (GJH 6, multiple joint pain, actual/historical), a decreased proprioception was found during knee extension, measured as passive joint position sense and threshold for detection of a passive movement [ 11].

Full passive extension in total knee arthroplasty is predicated on creating a large enough extension gap to accommodate any given combined thickness of femoral and tibial components.