Sentence examples for proximal guide from inspiring English sources

Two trocars and cannulae are inserted through the holes of the proximal guide into the proximal holes of the second nail.

Now, second nail is again placed over the thigh and two trocars and cannulae are inserted through the holes of the proximal guide into the proximal holes of the second nail.

The four meridian guide tubes were placed over the meridian segment, with the proximal guide tube located at the proximal end of the segment.

Last to be laid is the proximal guiding wire, with its entry point at 1 2 cm proximally from the entry point of the middle wire, in the dorsal one-third of the stripped off diaphysis, close to the beginning of the trochanter.

The final measurements included pressure values throughout three cardiac cycles at the proximal (guiding catheter at the ostium of the artery) and distal locations of each arterial segment, combined with flow velocity values at the distal location both at baseline and during maximal hyperemia.

Incidentally, these results also provide evidence that the animals do not use the objects themselves as spatial cues, because if they were using such proximal cues to guide their behavior, then the extrasimilar SLR (xs-SLR) should be easier than the s-SLR.

Furthermore, future research should focus on alterations of the proximal femur by guided growth techniques that aim to prevent patients from developing severe coxa valga and eventually hip joint subluxation.

A second nail of equal length was used as a template and guide for proximal locking and determining the site of the anterolateral cortical window.

At the point of shifting, the rotational stress of the ipsilateral hand should be released, and the proximal tibia should be guided into external rotation by the contralateral hand.

A 1.8-mm K-wire was drilled through the guide from the proximal tibia into the reduced fragment.

Intraoperative assessment of correction was made with the use of guide pins inserted proximal and distal to the osteotomy and perpendicular to the bone.