The fire station was made of the cast concrete and glass walls familiar to old modernists, but its form was one of forceful fracture, as if a small sample of the Peak Club paintings had been exposed to the local agricultural and industrial landscape, absorbed its patterns (and also, surely, the scintillating movement of fire and water, of flames and flows), and then been held in place.
The forceful impact brings the fracture at this long thin anatomical structure by the transmission of the traumatic forces.
He attributed the fracture to forceful insertion of the initiating awl in the wrong direction and the use of multiple entry points (like Harper) [3].
This forceful proximalization of the radius then led to fracture of the radial head and the subluxation of the radio-capitellar joint.
The non-traumatic musculoskeletal disorder group is defined as patients with injury-related musculoskeletal conditions resulting from the cumulative effects of smaller amplitude forces that occur with over-training, repetitive movements, and forceful actions, including osteoarthritis, tendinitis, non-traumatic lower back pain, fatigue fracture, and entrapment neuropathy.
People who play sports: People who engage in sporting activities such as soccer, basketball, tennis and squash, are more like to fall heavily or receive forceful blows to the limbs, which can cause fractures.
But the Americans entered the Olympics without their most forceful player and leading scorer, forward Abby Wambach, who fractured the tibia and fibula in her left leg last month.
Forceful kicks on the metatarsus/metacarpus (cannon bone) commonly cause fractures [ 4].
But this sad episode in no way prepared me for what subsequently happened when the same forceful grinding and clenching of her teeth resulted in a fracture of her jaw.
Forceful overload of the forefoot may well have preceded the malleolar fracture, and produced the Achilles tendon rupture, instead of a syndesmosis injury or high fibular fracture.
Therefore, an avulsion fracture of the anterior superior iliac spine is most commonly due to forceful contraction or sudden repetitive actions of these muscles, as occurs when running or kicking a ball [3, 4].
