Sentence examples for extension view from inspiring English sources

In other words, the extension view risks underestimation in diagnosing OA compared to the flexion view.

The first is called the extension view, and the second is called the uniqueness view [42].

For this reason the extension view is more suited for observing medial compartment OA than lateral disease.

We defined the differences between extension view and flexion view data as dynamic change.

All patients in both groups had a vacuum signs on extension view radiographs.

All 20 patients in the IS group had a vacuum sign on extension view, 16 had a vacuum sign on static lateral view, and 8 had a vacuum sign on flexion view.

However, not all patients showed grades 3 and 4 KLGs on extension views.

Functional fusion, defined as less than 3° of motion between flexion and extension views performed 8 16 weeks postoperatively, depends on patient cooperation and can be underestimated by muscle guarding/spasm.

Patients with narcolepsy with cataplexy also had more frequent motor pattern neck extension viewing than controls.

Image panels showed lumbar spine anterior-posterior and lateral radiographs, lateral flexion and extension views, and sagittal views on MR images.

Patients with narcolepsy with cataplexy were also more likely to have the two motor patterns we assessed ('neck extension viewing' and 'puppet-like' movements) compared with controls.