Sentence examples for neck distortion from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria:  Patients who are excluded are those with anatomical neck distortion of any cause.

In line with this, a German study found that although males were involved in a greater number of rear-impact collisions, females reported more neck distortion injuries, which indicates that females are more susceptible to whiplash injury [ 20].

Selective participation was unlikely, since neither headache, neck-distortion nor chronic MSCs were the main objectives.

*Total number of subjects **Number of subjects (and percentage) with self reported neck-distortion The association between self reported whiplash injury and chronic MSC was evident for all ten anatomical sites for both men and women (Table 3).

**Number of subjects (and percentage) with self reported neck-distortion Among those with chronic MSC, 39.3% of the subjects with whiplash injury reported that these complaints had a significant impact on their work ability compared to 25.5% of those with chronic MSC but without self reported whiplash injury (p < 0.0001).

The possibility of false-positive sites on F-FDG PET alone also holds true in the postsurgical and postradiotherapy neck, where distortion of normal anatomy can further add to the complexity.

In all patients, it was confirmed that no trauma (head injury, neck injury, severe cervical distortion) had occurred, and that there was no hereditary abnormality of the arterial wall, such as Marfan's syndrome or fibromuscular dysplasia.

The distortion following neck dissection and the inflammatory reaction and loss of fat planes following radiotherapy makes identification of tumour very difficult using either CT or MRI.

WhipLash was defined by an acceleration/deceleration trauma that caused flexion/extension distortion of the neck followed by pain/stiffness.

Whiplash injury (distortion of the neck) was a common type of injury (215) mostly sustained by car occupants (159; which is 64% of injured car occupants), most frequently from cars sustaining rear-end collisions or side impacts.

Contraindications to PDT include anatomic distortion of the neck, the presence of a difficult airway, severe ARDS, uncorrectable coagulopathy, and the presence of an unstable cervical spine [ 68].