Sentence examples for fragile fractures from inspiring English sources

Osteoporosis is an adult bone disease linked to increased risk of fragile fractures leading to substantial morbidity, mortality, and financial costs.

Among the people who had MS, 6.8% women and 3.7% men have suffered from fragile fractures.

Women with MS got higher incidence of fragile fractures than those without (6.8% VS. 5.3%, P = 0.034), while no impact of MS states on fragile fractures was found in male.

Fragile fractures were defined as fractures that occur with a minor trauma after 25 years of age.

Low 25(OH D levels in MS population may partially explain why they have lower QUS and higher incidence of fragile fractures.

Fragile fractures are the severe consequence of osteoporosis, leading to the increase in disability and mortality, as well as enormous family, social and economic burden.

This solution should also show a post-critical ductile behaviour suitable enough to prevent the typical fragile fracture of glass structural elements.

The effectiveness of this process declines with age and bones become fragile fracturing with less force.

Fragile fracture incidence was higher in women with MS (6.8% VS. 5.3%, P = 0.034).

Within the first year, we found low rates of bone necrosis, infection, and failure of fixation, and the overall reoperation rate of 4/60 in this group of fragile fracture pattern is similar to that in other reports on unstable trochanteric fractures (for review, see Schipper et al. 2004).

Besides being deep and hot to handle, the metallic structures are dense and heavy, yet fragile, striated with fractures that the researchers feared would cause them to crumble like dry cake before they reached the surface.To overcome all this, LeRoy Olson, an engineer at the University of Washington, devised a barrel-shaped structure of metal rings.