Sentence examples for fractured side from inspiring English sources
In a prospective study, 181 children aged 2 15 years presenting with unilateral forearm fracture were examined over a 6-year period, investigating the role of the dominant hand, fractured side, fractured site, and gender in different types of forearm fractures.
We prospectively assessed the role of the dominant hand, the fractured side, and the gender in children with different types of forearm fractures.
Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the swelling is mainly caused by moisture entering from the open face of the fractured side, not from the top.
For the assessment of malrotation in the present study, the anteversion of both fractured side and contra lateral side was determined by a standard computed tomography (CT) torsion study, and the difference between the two sides was evaluated.
Muscle strength deficit on the fractured side is associated with greater pain on the fractured compared to the non-fractured side [ 11] and large muscle strength deficit is associated with mobility limitation and balance impairment [ 46].
These data suggest that the contralateral side is an appropriate estimate of the bone quality of a fractured side.
The corresponding value for the non-fractured side was 37%.
T-scores were based on the total hip BMD (g/cm) of the non-fractured side of the hip.
Compared to the participants in the Catastrophic trajectory, functional balance was better and the knee extensor force of the non-fractured side greater in the No-to-minor-difficulty trajectory, reflecting worse overall physical function in the Catastrophic trajectory weeks after returning to live in the community.
BMD (T-score) was examined at the non-fractured side of proximal femur for cases and the same side for matched controls by using the same machine of dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) (Model: QDR4500A; Hologic, Waltham, MA), and read by the same radiologist.
Thus, we need to pay the same attention to the non-fracture side as to the fractured condyle.
