Sentence examples for osteal from inspiring English sources

The osteal branches provide the second metacarpal bone.

So, in practice, cutaneous, muscular and osteal flaps are possible.

On its way distally, the artery sends cutaneous, muscular, and osteal branches.

We also found the formation of external rough callus, which indicated osteal concretion.

There are several reasons for endoscopic surgery failure; some of the major causes are adhesion formation and osteal stenosis.

Typical chest X-ray findings early in the course of combined pulmonary and osteal infection consist of multiple poorly defined densities predominantly in the peripheral and inferior segments of the lung.

Type of frame (mono-osteal: femur or tibia compared with poly-osteal with bridged and distracted knee), location of osteotomy (femoral, tibial, or both), and type of deformity (congenital, acquired).

Frames with knee bridging were associated with an increased growth rate as compared to mono-osteal frames (Tables 3 and 4A).

In particular, nestin-positive MSC and their related stromal-derived factor-1 SDF-1 -abundant SDF-1 -abundant SDF-1 -abundantte to hematopoietic stem cell functions within the endo-osteal and the pereticularr niCAR of the bone marrow.

The earliest designs, typified by the Ceraver-Osteal implant, failed because of inadequate fixation and high fracture rates of the ceramic (Boutin et al. 1988, Mittelmeier and Heisel 1992).

Similar wear patterns were observed by Prudhommeaux and colleagues with stripe wear (5/11) and severe wear (2/11) present on the retrieved Ceraver-Osteal bearings after a mean period of 11 years (Prudhommeaux et al. 2000).