Sentence examples for posterior opening from inspiring English sources

The case presented was a type B1 (open-book) fracture with a sagittal compression of the anterior arch and posterior opening of the sacroiliac joint: it is rare and is not previously reported in published series of paediatric pelvic fractures [9, 10].

The deformities were corrected with an acute, posterior opening wedge osteotomy of the distal femur at the level of the trochlea and posterior condyles (a more distal osteotomy was not possible without cutting into the trochlea or condyles).

Immediately behind the posterior opening in the attachment muscles is a Y-shaped structure which extends from the center of the pallial line and gives rise to two branches that separate and extend towards the shell edge.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 a An AP view of the posterior opening wedge osteotomy in patient 1 with the laminar spreader inserted centrally in the posterior cortex.

The circular posterior opening to the recess lateral to the nasopharyngeal duct is approximately medial to the eighth maxillary alveolus.

An oval aperture on its posterior surface, within the orbital margin, indicates the posterior opening of the lacrimal duct.

The reproductive organs are tubular, with posterior openings, and internal fertilization is known to occur in one species.

Technique: in pediatric cataract surgery, buttoning-in of the optic into an adequately-centered posterior capsulorhexis opening has been described previously.

At this stage, and based on whether cells belong to the external mono-layered ectoderm or not, the gut in P. caudatus consists of an anterior ectodermal mouth (foregut), an internal tract of at least partial endodermal origin, and a posterior ectodermal opening (anus) (Additional file 1: Figure S1B E).

Gross and light microscopic analyses of the eye showed that if anterior and posterior capsule openings are well stretched around the optic of this IOL design, proliferative/regenerative material is potentially confined to the intercapsular space of the capsular bag remnant outside the optic rim.

Sharks have keen olfactory senses, located in the short duct (which is not fused, unlike bony fish) between the anterior and posterior nasal openings, with some species able to detect as little as one part per million of blood in seawater.