Sentence examples for of inadequate reduction from inspiring English sources

It fails in up to 25%% of patients [8], and requires remanipulation because of inadequate reduction or malpositioning of wires in 1 7 % of patients [9].

Currently, the preferred approach for the treatment of displaced pediatric supracondylar fractures is closed reduction and percutaneous pinning [14, 19]; however, this fails in up to 25% of patients [24] and requires remanipulation because of inadequate reduction or malpositioning of wires in 1 7% of patients [20].

Compared to those without osteonecrosis, patients with osteonecrosis were observed to have a higher rate of the occurrence of inadequate reduction with immediate postoperative varus angulated neck-shaft angle (55.0% versus 26.1%, P = 0.015).

The interpretation of an inadequate reduction was not always recorded in the medical records.

In the view of many Germans, Gounod's melodious and best-known opera is a rather inadequate reduction of Goethe's original text.

German observers say Gounod's melodious and best-known opera is a rather inadequate reduction of Goethe's original text.

Methods that support the anterior column or long-segment posterior instrumentation are applied to eliminate inadequate reduction, loss of reduction and inadequate correction of the spinal canal, all of which may be encountered following short-segment posterior instrumentation [ 4, 6, 8– 11].

They included patients of 65 years and older who had suffered all types of displaced distal radius fractures with inadequate reduction or redisplacement [ 15].

These devices are not entirely without any limitation [ 4], such as requiring great surgical skills and experience, a high risk of joint penetration, or inadequate fixation of the comminuted segments, particularly in fractures with osteoporotic bones, which may be associated with inadequate reduction and instability of fixation leading to joint incongruity and early arthritis.

Although most of the biomechanical studies report there is good resistance to axial and rotational loads, resistance to failure and with restoration of physiologic syndesmotic motion, Forsythe et al. [10] reported inadequate reduction in the syndesmosis at all forces applied.

Inadequate reduction in the coronal plane could produce deformities such as cubitus varus.