Sentence examples for more proximal migration from inspiring English sources

In forearms with additional lesions to the secondary stabilisers, considerably more proximal migration took place [36].

However, the pelvic abutment site is dictated by the patient's own anatomy as not every femur could be made to radiologically approach the ischial tuberosity at a fixed site in maximum adduction supine radiograph, i.e., the more the proximal migration, the lower the site of radiological pelvic contact and thus the implemented level of the proximal osteotomy.

The worse the quality of the IBG, the more proximal is the migration of the condylar component.

Proximal migration of more than 6 mm indicates severe impairment of all soft tissue stabilisers.

Where there was 2-year proximal migration of more than 1.0 mm, there was no cup with less than 5% revision for aseptic loosening at 10 years.

At Laacher See volcano (Germany), lensoidal layers aggrading on the upstream face of steep truncations interpreted as "chute-and-pool" structures were observed in more proximal zones than DB cross-stratifications with up- and downstream crest migration in distal zones (Schmincke et al. 1973).

Each mm of proximal migration increased the 10-year revision rate by 10% on average, which is more than twice the standard revision rates of several national joint registries (NJR 2009, SHAR 2009, AJR 2010).

For proximal migration at 2 years of between 0 and 0.2 mm, there was no cup with more than 5% revision for aseptic loosening at 10 years.

Consequently, proximal migration of up to 0.2 mm was considered acceptable and proximal migration of 1.0 mm or more was considered unacceptable.

So the odds go up simply by being more proximal.

As I walked more proximal, I could perceive that it was a woman roosting on the steps.