Sentence examples for neighbouring bone from inspiring English sources

The palpebral portion passes across the lids from a ligament called the medial palpebral ligament and from the neighbouring bone of the orbit in a series of half ellipses that meet outside the outer corner of the eye, the lateral canthus, to form a band of fibres called the lateral palpebral raphe.

However, when excessive unphysiological forces are applied, resorption of the neighbouring bone may occur.

In our institution, the Severance Hospital, we usually perform total exenteration, neighbouring bone resection, adjuvant radiation therapy, and systemic chemotherapy in patients with ACC.

For some elements, neighbouring bone fragments display unique patterns of weathering and surface modification (e.g., Figure 10H); that is, breakage occurred relatively early in the depositional history and preceded periods of surface exposure.

Both sesamoids and accessory ossicles may simulate a fracture of a neighbouring bone or may undergo fracture themselves, either from acute or chronic repetitive trauma.

In the case of osteoblastic lesions a decrease in bone density up to at least the level of bone density of neighbouring healthy bones would mean a complete response, whereas a reduction of bone density would mean a partial response.

For osteolytic lesions an increase in bone density up to at least the level of bone density of neighbouring healthy bones would mean a complete response, whereas an increase in absolute numbers would indicate a partial response.

Cross-sectional imaging is used for staging and allows visualization of the pathology beneath the mucosa, helps to determine the size, thickness and depth of the tumour, detects invasion of neighbouring structures, bone or perineural spread, assesses lymph node metastases, excludes a second tumour and assesses the teeth, and is used for treatment planning and follow-up during and after treatment.

Laos has pledged to phase out its controversial tiger farms, which supply neighbouring China with bones and other parts for traditional medicine.

Knowledge of the anatomical-geometrical manipulation of bone, muscles, and neighbouring nervous and vascular structures is essential for safe computed preoperative planning, during navigated and robotic-assisted surgical applications, and for the correct interpretation of postoperative outcomes.

MRI is the first line examination in palpable salivary gland masses to assess the exact extent of tumours, the invasion of neighbouring structures, perineural spread and bone invasion.