Sentence examples for more stable fractures from inspiring English sources

The vertical oblique fracture is unstable, whereas the horizontal oblique and the transverse fractures are more stable fractures.

It is well known that slight valgus position to allow impaction means more stable fracture reduction and implies better outcome.

Unstable fractures (displacement of more than 0.5 cm) are much more haemorrhagic than stable fractures [ 9].

However, our result showed that the callus indices decreased over 6 weeks as the fracture became more stable toward the later phase of fracture healing.

In the relationship between patient mortality and overall injury severity, Poole [6] showed that ISS was more severe in patients with unstable pelvic fractures than in those with stable fractures, and also more severe in non-survivors than survivors, indicating a close relationship between injury severity and mortality.

The through-thickness reinforcement improved the facesheet to core adhesion, resulting in a more localised and stable fracture of the facesheets.

In the case of water air imbibition, narrower fracture apertures showed more stable fronts and delayed water breakthrough compared to the wide fracture systems.

Medial plating of a comminuted supracondylar femur fracture is more stable than lateral plating.

This biomechanical study demonstrates that a plate placed medially is a more stable construct for this specific fracture simulation, namely medial comminution with the lateral cortex in contact to share load.

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.

This anterolateral site has been shown to be biomechanically as, if not more, stable as traditional constructs in controlling such pelvic fractures but with a decided advantage of not obstructing access to the abdomen and simplifying the fixator design [11].