Sentence examples similar to origin of deformity from inspiring English sources

Greig's contention is based on the developmental origin of the deformity.

First, the term "developmental" is not descriptive of the congenital origin of the deformity; second, an indiscriminate use of the word "dysplasia" is not in agreement with the variety of underlying pathology.

The type of severity increases one level when 2 greater risk factors (e.g. congenital origin of the deformity, previous lengthening, multisite correction) are present, and when 3 lesser risk factors (e.g. pre-existing joint contracture, neurological deficit, location of the deformity in the femur or foot) are present.

Sometimes we wonder what our descendants will think of his appauling record of deformity & madness.

By Hilton Als Bradley Cooper plays John Merrick, a case study of deformity in Victorian England.

Some blistering agents, he said, cause the skin to blow up in hideous cauliflowers of deformity.

Preoperative coronal plane deformity and correction of deformity after TAR were assessed.

Imaging at right angles to this oblique plane of deformity shows the maximum deformity (as seen in profile), whereas imaging into the plane of deformity shows no deformity.

The massive ego of the celebrity is a kind of deformity.

angle probably because of deformity of bones.

The radiographic image of each vertebrae is visually assessed and given a grade based on the level of deformity (Grade 0 = No visible deformity; Grade 1 = 20-25% deformity; Grade 2 = 25-40% deformity; Grade 3 = more than 40% deformity).