Sentence examples similar to external painful from inspiring English sources

A major problem with the ISKD is eliminated by motorization in the PRECICE system: no external, often painful rotational manipulation of the leg is required.

Perhaps as a society we see disability as a painful external extra rather than a proud, integral part of a person, and so it doesn't seem quite as insulting to have non-disabled actors don prosthetics or get up from a wheelchair when the director yells "cut".

Internal sties can be more painful than external sties because they are pressed between the eyeball and the fibrous plate called the tarsal plate in the lid.

External compression might unload painful ligaments and joints, but the exact mechanical effect on pelvic structures, especially in (active) upright position, is still unknown.

External beam irradiation for painful bone metastases has been well established by many prospective trials and can lead to pain relief and/or reduce analgesic consumption.

Of the NET patients, 41% had I-MIBG therapy alone (excluding surgery), while 59% had therapies additional to I-MIBG including chemotherapy (25%), external beam radiotherapy to painful metastases (16%), hepatic embolisation (5%), alpha-interferon (7%), or somatostatin analogues (25%) (Table 2).

The patient's current symptoms include bone pain, recurrent painful blisters on her hands, crusting and bleeding of the external nares, oral ulceration, chronic abdominal pain with periodic diarrhea, and swollen and painful joints with occasional extreme pain and swelling.

Symptomatic external snapping hip is a painful condition, where pain in the trochantor region and limitations of daily activity dominate clinical findings.

Symptomatic external snapping hip is a painful condition, where pain in the trochantor region and limitations of daily activity dominate clinical findings [ 1, 4, 5].

5 History of pain in the rotator cuff region lasting for at least 3 months, plus pain during the past month preceding the examination, moderately or slightly restricted movement in the shoulder joint, and pain in one or more active resisted movements (abduction, external rotation, internal rotation), or painful arc of shoulder abduction.

Lorraine Croxford Dunstable, Bedfordshire Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson, in their book Going South – Why Britain Will Have a Third World Economy, were surely prescient about the future of Britain's economy and its increasing resemblance to a developing country evidenced by symptoms of "chronic debt, volatile growth and painful vulnerability to external events".