Sentence examples for foot abnormalities from inspiring English sources

Foot abnormalities are associated with active joint disease and disability in RA.

The most common foot abnormalities observed are shown in Table 2.

Foot abnormalities are associated with active joint disease and disability in this population.

However, one could expect that diabetic foot abnormalities, such as lower-extremity amputation (LEA), should arise as a function of an individual's health and not geography (3, 4).

The most serious complications of DSPN include foot ulcers, Charcot foot abnormalities, injuries, and ultimately, lower-extremity amputation, especially when concomitant peripheral vascular disease causes foot ischemia.

Chuback et al. (12) completed chart reviews, interviews, and examinations on 110 Aboriginal attendees at an urban pediatric diabetes clinic in Manitoba and found a high prevalence of foot abnormalities (age range of participants was 12 17 years).

Clubfoot is a challenging structural foot abnormality in babies and generally occurs at birth or during childhood.

Her first born, currently 6-year-old daughter was noted to have a minor foot abnormality at birth.

38 Other common features were clavus or callus, skin ulcers, flat foot, abnormality of the voice, and calcification in the Achilles tendon, observed in 80% 90% of the subjects.

Abnormalities were noted for eight babies in the Prolutex group (including club foot, Epstein abnormality, heart murmur, hydronephrosis, intraventricular haemorrhage and patent ductus arteriosis) and for two babies in the Endometrin group (Down's syndrome, neonatal tooth).

Microvascular complications identifiable from the data collected were foot sensation abnormality, blindness or retinopathy present, and end-stage renal disease.