Sentence examples for mean extensor lag from inspiring English sources

At final follow-up, a flexion deformity of 15° was present in one knee and a mean extensor lag of 12.2° was present in eleven knees (in seven patients).

There was no extensor lag noted in any patient, with mean flexion at 141° (141°141°.

Preoperative extensor lag of the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint and mean paralysis time, however, significantly affected the functional outcome.

Additionally, four patients had extensor lag of 5°.

Ooishi et al. [9] described an extensor lag of 30° in one out of three patients.

Ferris and Aichroth reported a mild extensor lag of 10° in one patient [1].

The patient regained about 120° of knee flexion without any extensor lag.

Two joint outcome measures (extension and extensor lag) also produced significant interaction effects.

Bell et al. reported an extensor lag of 30° in four out of five of their patients [8].

It was modified to include the presence of extensor lag, a flexion deformity or use of walking aids or braces.

Most series do not elaborate upon the incidence of flexion deformity or extensor lag [1, 8, 9].