Sentence examples for human fractured from inspiring English sources
A finite element model of a human fractured tibia was constructed in ABAQUS 6.10, and the bone fragments were assembled with a bone plate and screws.
Combine these predators with the fact that humans fractured the country's natural habitats and hunted birds for food or feathers, and it's easy to see why 41percentt of New Zealand's native bird species have gone extinct since humans settled in the country about 800 years ago.
A study showed a relation between human fracture healing at the 16th week and a decline in serum osteocalcin (OC) and alkaline phosphatase (AP) [11].
During the early phase VEGF (vascular endothelial growth factor) is upregulated (Lienau et al. 2009), which is in concurrence with the high VEGF concentrations in human fracture haematoma (Street et al. 2000).
In human fracture haematoma, an upregulation of the osteogenic factors SPP1 (secreted phosphoprotein 1 / osteopontin) and RunX2 (runt-related transcription factor 2) observed within the first 72 h supports the fact that bone formation is already initiated during the haematoma phase of fracture healing (Kolar et al. 2011; Schmidt-Bleek et al. 2012a).
Short bones such as carpal and tarsal bones, the main targets for the SMA staple fixation in human fracture scenarios, consist primarily of cancellous bone and as such make PU foam an ideal candidate for clinical replication (Bechtold et al. 1993; Qin 2013; Rovinsky et al. 2000).
Our study was mainly concerned with the effects of PTH on human fracture repair.
The future will tell about the results of ongoing human fracture trials with sclerostin antibodies.
Further studies with longitudinal design would help understanding the role of these markers in human fracture healing.
The effect has been confirmed in human fracture-prevention studies (Neer et al. 2001, Orwoll et al. 2003).
NSAIDs are commonly used in the clinic, and there is a general perception that this does not influence healing in common types of human fractures.
