Sentence examples for neck dislocation from inspiring English sources
What is even more amazing is how long it took us humans to evolve from using rolled-up newspapers and neck dislocation to interact with our friend the dog and why the poor things put up with us behaving so very badly.
Animals were sacrificed by neck dislocation 4 h after termination of behavioral experiments.
Subjects were sacrificed by neck dislocation, and brains were rapidly dissected over ice.
For biochemical studies, mice were sacrificed by neck dislocation, and for histological analyses, mice were sacrificed by hyper-anesthesia.
Eight-week-old C57BL/6J male mice (n = 5) (Jackson Laboratories) were euthanized using IsoSol™ (VEDCO) exposure followed by neck dislocation.
Sixteen hours after medial cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO), animals were killed by neck dislocation by an experienced researcher to assess infarct outcome.
Trauma and orthopaedic surgery departments in Germany recommend oral HO prophylaxis after acetabulum and femoral neck fractures, elbow dislocation, and fracture or dislocation of the radial head.
Removal of the brain in epileptic patients employs a standard approach via removal of the skin and of the muscles of head and neck, mobilisation and dislocation of orbital contents, frontonasal osteotomy and extensive craniectomy.
Complications assessed included: venous thromboembolic events (VTEs), acetabular component malposition, trochanteric malunion or nonunion, nerve palsy, presence of a Trendelenburg sign, fracture incidence and femoral neck notch incidence, dislocation rate, incidence of aseptic loosening or avascular necrosis, infection, and mortality.
In two recently published studies on patients with a femoral neck fracture, the dislocation rate for posterolateral approach with and without posterior repair was 9% and 13%, respectively, for HAs and 12% and 14% for THAs (Enocson et al. 2008, 2009a).
A whiplash injury is generally considered an uncomplicated soft tissue injury of the neck, fractures and dislocations are excluded [ 2].
