Sentence examples for finger packing from inspiring English sources
A small amount of high-viscosity hand-mixed cement (CMW, Depuy) was applied by finger packing to the reamed head, and all excess cement was removed from the most proximal surface of the prepared femoral head to ensure correct seating of the component.
More recently, the technique of finger packing cement in the tibia followed by impacting a precoated tibial component has been shown to lead to 3 5 mm of cement penetration, and cement gun pressurization, the method used in the present study, achieves approximately 5 mm of penetration [ 34].
When I'd finished bandaging Señor Domínguez's wound and sent him off in a taxi to the hospital with the tip of his finger packed in ice, I noticed that the door to the back room stood open.
The femoral and tibial components were fixed with cement (Simplex P Bone cement: Stryker, Mahwah, New Jersey) to the cut surface by finger-packing without vacuum mixing or pulsed lavage, while the stem extensions were press-fitted without cement [ 17, 18].
A total of 404 peripheral blood samples were collected on filter paper (Klabin no 80) via finger puncture, packed in individual plastic bags, and sent to the immunodiagnostic laboratory at INI, where the filters were eluted in distilled water and the serological reaction was carried out by performing IIF and ELISA.
The impact of your finger will pack the dip.
All of the implants were affixed by finger-packing doughy polymethylmethacrylate onto the surfaces of the cancellous bone.
A finger cot packing is used at the end.
A finger cot packing was used to avoid adherences and 2(b)).
ATP binding does not result in large conformational changes, but the ATP-bound form showed a tightly packed Finger 3 in both rTRPV1-ARD and hTRPV4-ARD structures, leading us to hypothesize that ATP may stabilize the proteins.
Limbs of some mosasaurs were paddle-like, with fingers spreading distally, whereas the others had tightly packed fingers that are indicative of flipper-shaped limb that tapers distally, as in Plotosaurus from California (Camp 1942).
