Sentence examples for flexion to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the posterior femur was also resected in parallel to the tibial cut surface in flexion to accommodate the thickness of the implant.

The decreasing success rate with a steeper slope may be explained in part by the fact that some participants were classified as being overweight (body mass index > 25) or class I obese (body mass index = 30.0 34.9) with associated abdominal obesity that limited their ability to increase forward trunk flexion to accommodate for the steeper slopes.

In contrast, Burgess-Limerick et al., (2000) found a reclined trunk position to be correlated with increased neck flexion and head flexion in order to accommodate for the height of the computer monitor [ 28].

It is possible that increased maximum shoulder flexion was needed to accommodate for the increased forward trunk flexion and to apply most of the force tangentially on the handrim to preserve mechanical efficiency.

Knee arthroplasties are designed to accommodate flexion, axial rotation and anteroposterior (AP) translation.

With a small modification in surgical technique and implant design, the high-flexion (HF TKAA was introduced to accommodate superior range of motion (ROM) compared to conventional TKA [ 2].

Increased range of motion to higher degrees of flexion following total knee arthroplasty has been postulated to increase implant damage and revision rates, even in designs modified to accommodate high flexion.

High-flexion knee replacements have been developed to accommodate a large range of flexion (>120°) after total knee arthroplasty.

High-flex (HF) total knee arthroplasties are modified posterior-stabilized (PS) implants designed to accommodate greater flexion.

The Scorpio Non-Restrictive Geometry is a recent implant design with modifications made to accommodate a higher flexion range of motion and greater axial rotation, particularly during more functionally demanding activities.

Additionally, the anterior flange of the prothesis was modified to include a recessed patellar sulcus and reduced anterior condylar height (to ovoid "overstuffing" during knee flexion) and a lateralized patellar sulcus (to accommodate the increased Q-angle associated with a wider pelvis).