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We design frequency-based subband moment statistical features, accumulative Markov transition features, and accumulative neighboring joint density features on second-order derivatives.

Furthermore, paresthesiae (9 %) [32, 44], angulation, and deformity of the newly formed bone column (2 17 %) [22, 38, 44], and neighboring joint contractures due to increased soft-tissue tension and joint stiffness (10 28 %) [22, 44], are encountered frequently during lengthening and bone transport.

In addition, there was greater collateral involvement of neighboring joints on the right hand, based on JSN, than the left hand (top right versus bottom left corner of Figure 1B).

4. Condition of neighboring joints.

The thigh and pelvis of a patient were stabilized using straps attached to the chair so as to eliminate movements in neighboring joints.

The dissection of specimens of osteogenic sarcoma shows that it rarely invades the neighboring joints until late in the course of the disease or unless as a sequence to fracture or operation.

An enlargement of a representative segment of the structure together with the corresponding disposition of the member forces acting on two neighboring joints is presented in Fig. 4.

Post-operative management: in the first post-operative day, active and passive physiotherapy of the neighboring joints was initiated without the use of a tutor to maintain muscular tone.

Two main kinematic parameters, the size of the base and the opening angle made of two neighboring joints for a given size of the work-roll, have been determined in the way that the force and moment transmission from the actuators to the work-roll is maximized.

To prevent possible extra cues during arm matching tasks, the therapist was instructed to hold the neighboring joints instead of the muscle belly at the desired angles.

This might also be of putative clinical importance, since such compensational movements which outrange the normal functional working parameters of the joint might explain symptoms in neighboring and/or contralateral joints, which are commonly described in both human and animal models (secondary hyperalgesia).