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In the presence of such instability, sudden laterally directed forces can lead to dislocation of the patella.
Sudden laterally directed forces which might result when the knee strikes some elevated surface on medial side can lead to dislocation of patella in patients with patellar instability.
In contrast, fixed cell assays may have artifacts that lead to dislocation of constituents, and cancer cells are well known to have aberrant morphologies.
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Both developments generated widely shared benefits in the form of new products and lower prices, but also led to dislocation of some workers and downward pressure on less-skilled workers' wages.
The displacement of the radius against the ulna led to dislocation of the distal radio-ulnar joint, resulting in a full-blown Essex-Lopresti lesion.
As the program took shape last year, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and other officials repeatedly warned states and districts to avoid spending the money in ways that could lead to dislocations when the gush of federal money came to an end.
The mechanism of injury related to anterior shoulder dislocation is usually indirect force with a combination of abduction, extension and external rotation that leads to dislocation (Figure 4).
Neglected elbow dislocations, incomplete examination and assessment of elbow instability, or inadequate therapy may lead to chronic dislocation of the elbow.
Failure of adequate anchor fixation may lead to early dislocation of the devices used for incontinence as well as for prolapse surgery.
An impairment of the actin filaments may therefore also lead to a dislocation of ZO-1 and Cl-5.
These injuries can lead to the dislocation of a tooth and pulp involvement, which is a cause of concern for parents/caregivers [ 18].
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