Sentence examples for more stable fixation from inspiring English sources

Evolution of periarticular implant technology has led to stiffer, more stable fixation constructs.

Thus, the stacked suture could be expected to provide a more stable fixation in the clinical setting.

Upon comparison of the suture techniques, the inside-out technique provided a more stable fixation at the repair site than the all-inside technique during the cyclic test.

For the diaphyseal nonunion, longer plates with a high plate-span/screw ratio are preferred to achieve a more stable fixation.

We hypothesize that placement of the screw through the scaphoid tuberosity will achieve perpendicular fixation of an oblique waist fracture and result in more stable fixation than a screw in the center of the proximal fragment.

The principal findings of this study were that the inside-out technique provided more stable fixation than the all-inside technique during cyclic loading, the vertical suture had better biomechanical characteristics than the horizontal suture, and the double sutures showed higher load to failure than the single sutures.

In the slow condition, fixation standard deviation was related to internal noise estimates, r = .28, df = 58, p = .04, with lower fixation standard deviations (i.e., more stable fixations) being associated with lower internal noise.

Compared with the traditional one-third tubular plate, the LCP plates can provide more stable fixations and much earlier range of motion exercise [ 17] which has been proved by several vitro biomechanical studies [ 18, 19].

Autonomously conceiving and manufacturing the cutting guides within a plastic surgery department with computer-aided design (CAD) and three-dimensional (3D) printing allows planning more complex osteotomies, such as stair-step osteotomies, in order to achieve more stable internal fixations.

Analysis of mobility indicates that H-sites are more stable Cs-fixation positions than T-sites and smectite with higher fraction of octahedral charges seems to be the most effective barrier material no matter how water content varies although all smectites can immobilize Cs ions in relatively dry conditions.

Kuroki and colleagues reported that LC1-PC2 fisation is more stable than transarticular screw fixation [ 27].