Sentence examples for neck stress from inspiring English sources
Prior literature has suggested an association between the radiographic signs of femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) and femoral neck stress fractures (FNSF) or femoral neck stress reactions (FNSR).
The typical femoral neck stress fracture is located on the medial aspect and perpendicular to the stress lines and the femoral neck (Fig. 3).
A healed non-displaced femoral neck stress fracture was discovered with routine FU two years post-operatively.
Cervical spine manual therapy has been hypothesised as one type of minor trauma or neck stress which may be a trigger for CAD.
Assuming the correct working posture reduces eye strain, back / shoulder / neck tension, and the related stress-induced headaches.
The best policies offer "own occupation" cover, which pays out if you are unable to do your current job (rather than any job) but always check the level of cover and ask your insurer about any exclusions, particularly for the most common conditions such as back, neck and stress problems.
Its attacks may be spontaneous, or triggered by touch, exertion, heat or cold stimuli, neck movements, stress, cleaning the ear, etc [11, 12].
Stress, lack of sleep and too much school work were the most frequently reported self-perceived triggers of headache; in contrast the statistical analysis identified alcohol and coffee consumption, smoking, neck pain, stress and physical inactivity as risk factors for headache.
Kishida et al (2004) suggested that such fractures are early complications and that atrophy of the femoral neck from stress shielding would occur as a later complication.
A tongue with red sides accompanied by anger, insomnia, irritability, aching pain in the head and neck and stress is considered to be indicative of 'liver fire rises' [ 44].
This cadaveric model of hip fracture empirically confirms hypotheses that suggested that hip fractures initiate with a failure in the superior femoral neck where stresses are primarily compressive during a sideways fall impact, followed by a failure in the inferior neck where stresses are primarily tensile.
