Sentence examples for moderate deformity from inspiring English sources

In cases of mild and moderate deformity, diagnosis may be made at any age.

For all assessments, HV was documented as no deformity (score = 0), mild deformity (score = 1), moderate deformity (score = 2) or severe deformity (score = 3).

Vertebral fractures were first graded according to this qualitative scaling to show eight patients with grade 1 (mild deformity), six patients with grade 2 (moderate deformity), and one patient with grade 3 (severe deformity).

In group II (moderate deformity of 30o) MMP12 quantity was increased and the number of positive stained MMP12 cells was more prominent at the concave side of the disc.

Although significant differences were found in DP thickness, and CSA of the muscle between those without deformity and those with moderate and severe deformity, differences in ML width were found only between those without hallux valgus and those with moderate deformity.

One hundred and two feet, mean (SD) age of 60.3 (20.54) years old, displaying varying severities of hallux valgus were stratified into four groups representing the four grades of the Manchester Scale (grade 0: no deformity, grade 1: mild deformity, grade 2: moderate deformity and grade 3: severe deformity).

Although introduced for correction of mild to moderate deformities, many studies have recently demonstrated that chevron osteotomy, associated with a soft-tissue procedure with or without the Akin procedure, can allow correction of more severe deformities [7].

Notably, none of the exposed resistant embryos were scored higher than 3 (moderate deformities) while all of the reference embryos in co-exposures with BNF and ANF were scored between 4 (severe deformities) and 5 (extreme deformities).

The severity of mentum deformities was categorized into three classes according to Lenat: Class I slight deformities, such as 'fused' teeth; Class II more conspicuous, moderate deformities, such as extra teeth, missing teeth, large gaps, and distinct asymmetry; and Class III severe deformities, including at least two Class II characteristics.

The DSTPs for correction of hallux valgus had been recommended by many authors for mild-to-moderate deformity.

It is used extensively in lower limbs, but few reports are available for upper limbs because it is generally believed that mild-to-moderate deformities of the arm do not cause significant functional deficits.