Sentence examples for posterior compression from inspiring English sources

Pretension of the posterior implant (internal fixator), by reducing the screw distance, as performed clinically during surgery for "posterior compression", paradoxically caused a decrease in the compressive force on the graft, analogous to our results (IF + PC of group C-Type).

In contrast, the sole posterior compression technique (IF + PC) failed to substantially increase the compressive force or the contact area on the interbody block graft in the group C-Type injury model.

Current systems fail to produce simultaneous anterior and posterior compression.

This fracture was set using an osteosynthesis plate and six anterior 12-mm angle-stable locking screws and three posterior compression screws.

In cases with a posterior compression on the spinal cord or multilevel pathology (>2 levels), a posterior approach is preferred [9].

The injury pattern was APC2 in 18, APC3 in 3, LC2 in 2, LC3 in 1 and VS in 1 patient(s) [anterior posterior compression (APC), lateral compression (LC), vertical shear (VS)].

Our data suggests a second possible explanation related to anterior-posterior compression of the skull and repositioning of the olfactory lobe relative to the rest of the brain.

A blunt ocular trauma results in antero-posterior compression of the globe with simultaneous expansion in the equatorial plane.

Bargelloni unpublished observations), in others it has been explained as an antero-posterior compression of the ethmoid region and upper jaws, with the resulting apparent protrusion of the lower jaw, and named "pugheadness".

Tile and Pennal [ 7, 8] described three types of underlying mechanism: type 1 (antero-posterior compression), with transverse opening of the pelvic ring (open book) and risk for internal iliac artery lesions; type 2 (lateral compression), with risk for iliac vessel and retropubic plexus vein lesions; and type 3 (vertical instability), with posterior structural lesions of the pelvic ring.

Additionally, Shaath et al. [12] found that children with open triradiate cartilage are more likely to suffer from injuries due to pedestrian MVA, which results in lateral compression-type injuries, while children with open triradiate cartilage are more likely to suffer from passenger MVA, which mimics antero-posterior compression-type injuries.