Sentence examples for normal alignment of from inspiring English sources

One serious complication of the fusion cages commercially available in the market is subsidence of the cage with loss of the normal alignment of the spine and recurrent pain.

Here we use microscratch testing to demonstrate how a single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) forest material can exhibit variable adhesion properties with solid surfaces ranging from negligible adhesion at low loading due to the normal alignment of SWCNTs to maximum adhesion at high loading that exploits the extraordinary sidewall adhesion of SWCNTs.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Normal alignment of facet joints on parasagittal CT image (arrows).

Arthrodiastasis is indicated in young patients with AOA and a normal alignment of the ankle joint (Bloch et al. 2015; Kluesner & Wukich 2009).

A normal alignment of the TEAM 0.5 has been done by keeping aberrations such as C1, A1, A2, B2, A3, S3, A4, D4, B4, C5, and A5 within the confidence limits of measurement and keeping C3 at the specified value.

McBride [5] reported that, with his method, deformity was corrected without the need for metatarsal osteotomy or resection; normal alignment of the toes could be restored and the mechanical forces causing deformity removed.

a Lateral radiograph of the wrist showing normal alignment and rotation of the lunate (black outline) and scaphoid (white outline), with a normal scapholunate angle of 45° (black lines).

In E10.5 embryo4/ΔEx4 embrainsrains we failed to detect a normal alignment and invasion of vessels from the perineural vascular plexus into the developing ganglionic eminence, as seen in the controls (Fig. 6C,D, arrowheads).

(A) is the pre-operative radiograph showing the combined shortening and valgus mal-alignment of the left femur, (B) shows the reproduction of the planning and achieving normal alignment at the end of lengthening with no residual MAD.

(A) shows the pre-operative radiograph showing the combined shortening and valgus malalignment of the left femur, (B) shows the reproduction of the planning and achieving normal alignment at the end of lengthening with no residual MAD.

(A) shows the pre-operative radiograph with a slight lateral MAD, (B) shows the proposed planning to achieve normal limb alignment after lengthening is completed, (C) shows the reproduction of the planning and achieving normal alignment at the end of lengthening with no residual MAD, (D) shows the final radiograph after regenerate consolidation with normal limb alignment and no residual MAD.