Sentence examples for in a reduced position from inspiring English sources
The main role of current plating and nailing methods is the mechanical retain of bone fragments in a reduced position until bone unites [10].
This was technically easy for joint depression type fractures but, for tongue types, the posterior end of the tongue fragment had to be held in a reduced position with the tuberosity fragment using a large AO bone-reduction forceps.
The reduction is checked by fluoroscopy in AP, inlet and outlet views on the posterior ring, and when obtained, it is common to see also the anterior part of the ring in a reduced position.
After tear evaluation and preparation, the torn rotator cuff undersurface is held in a reduced position with a grasper through an anterolateral rotator interval portal while viewing intra-articularly.
While the tuberosity was held in a reduced position using large AO bone-reducing forceps (one limb of the forceps laterally behind the peroneal tendons and the other medially behind the neurovascular bundle), a medial K-wire was inserted into the superomedial fragment to hold the reduced medial wall.
After realigning the navicular in a plantar direction onto the talus, it was held in a reduced position using Kirschner wires placed in a distal to proximal fashion into the body of the talus.
Tony Travers of the London School of Economics said councils should prepare themselves to be in an "extraordinarily reduced position in 2020.
Commonly, surgery is indicated if nonoperative management has failed to maintain the humerus in an adequately reduced position or if increasing fracture stability and comfort are not observed with time (Bennett 1936, Ring et al. 2000, Kesemenli et al. 2002, Pullen et al. 2003, Rutgers and Ring 2006, Ring et al. 2007).
Load balanced, Adaptive Position Update (LAPU) routing protocol solves the problem of load distribution among paths in a network with reduced position updates occurring adaptively and next hop decisions based on node's congestion status in geographic routing.
This involves increasing the deformity first, then applying continuous traction and immobilising wrist and hand in the reduced position.
