Sentence examples for fracture up from inspiring English sources

Complications from surgical intervention in these humeral fractures are predominantly related to radial nerve injuries (6 25 % reported) and non-union of the fracture (up to 13%%) [18].

For the assessment of concomitant fractures both before and after the index hip fracture, the patients record in the picture and archives system (PACS) was evaluated from January 2003 (2 years before the index fracture) up to January 2010.

Treatment of scaphoid fractures can be very troublesome and failure can result in avascular necrosis (up to 40%), non-union of the fracture (up to 21%) and subsequently early osteo-arthritis (up to 32%)[ 1, 5- 7].

With the development of new materials, there is no longer a fatigue limit in the classical sense, where it was accepted that the fatigue limit is the stress level such that there is no fracture up to 1E7 cycles.

Approximately 90% of fractures occur as a result of a fall [ 30] and after hip fracture, up to half of people can fall again within the first 6 months following fracture [ 5, 31].

Therefore, despite advances in surgical and medical management following hip fracture, up to half of hip fracture patients do not regain their independence or return to prefracture functional mobility.

Why? Ignatius knows what we've all learned ourselves, that you make a text mean anything you want, and as we see from Protestantism, fracturing up into a million different denominations in churches, all claiming to be following the Bible, you can make the Bible say whatever you want it to say, and everybody does.

Conventional LCMs used in this study were able to seal fractures up to 2000 microns.

However, due to both the increased risk of plugging downhole tools and the availability of larger LCM, granular LCM treatments can only be used to seal fractures up to 2000 microns.

Indeed, it has recently been shown that female survivors of critical illness display an increased risk of fragility fractures up to 8 years after their stay in the ICU [2].

Of those who sustain hip fractures, up to 20% become non-ambulatory, and only 14-21% recover their ability to carry out instrumental activities of daily living.