Sentence examples for leg defect from inspiring English sources

Then an anterolateral thigh flap was designed to cover the donor left leg defect.

The development of propeller flaps in reconstructive microsurgery has been facilitated by improved knowledge of the arterial basis of flap perfusion and anatomical studies on lower-limb vascularization provided the basis for local perforator flap design in treating thigh and leg defect [1, 2, 12, 13, 14, 15].

V Y advancement perforator-based flaps were first described by Venkataramakrishnan et al. [9] for various leg defects post-malignancy.

In parental ss RNAi, larval leg defects were not observed (Shippy et al. 2009; Toegel et al. 2009).

Sample sizes of individuals scored for leg defects ranged among treatments from 16 to 205 (mean = 48; Table 2).

RNAi targeting two other transcription factors produced leg defects that were limited to the tarsal region with relatively low penetrance: rotund (rn) and spineless (ss).

In addition, homo- or hemizygous adults had variable wing and leg defects, suggesting a role of dop in imaginal disc development (see below; data not shown).

Delta RNAi was far less penetrant (11 of 75 Delta-depleted specimens had leg defects vs. 28 of 31 Notch-depleted specimens) despite significant reduction in Delta transcripts after RNAi (71% reduction ±14%).

The 'escaper' adults that managed to live past the pupal stage showed adult leg defects: the last tarsal segments were twisted and shorter a phenotype nearly identical to that observed in flies expressing a 'headless' Lamin C (44).

We evaluated effects of myostatin polymorphisms in three elite commercial broiler chicken lines on mortality, growth, feed conversion efficiency, ultrasound breast depth, breast percentage, eviscerated carcass weight, leg defects, blood oxygen level, and hen antibody titer to infectious bursal disease virus vaccine.

The clinical evaluation revealed that an edema or a relieving posture of the hind leg at the defect site in the HA gel or HA gel + matrix groups, followed by an increase in the incidence of swelling, increased body temperature, reduced food consumption and discolored urine or feces in the test subjects.