Sentence examples for radial border from inspiring English sources

A 2 to 3 cm longitudinal incision directly over the radial border of the forearm was then made.

For wounds larger than 1 cm in diameter, mean oxy and deoxy values were extracted from a 1-cm radial border consisting of intact skin in the periwound region while avoiding any hyperkeratotic tissue.

Incisions were made from the distal wrist flexor crease in line with the radial border of the ring finger, approximately 3 cm in length up to the level of the thumb metacarpophalangeal joint.

The midcarpal space was also evaluated by placement of the arthroscope approximately 1 cm distal to the 3/4 portal, in line with the radial border of the long finger in the radial midcarpal space.

These two acupoints are combined with Large intestine 4 (locatedcated on the dorsum of the hand between the first and second metacarpal bones at the midpoint of the second metacarpal bone, and close to its radial border.

Quirke demonstrated that the radial margin between the tumour border and the surgical resection margin was a strong prognosticator for local recurrence.

However, it was a pathologist who demonstrated the importance of the distance of the radial tumour border to the mesorectal fascia, which is called the circumferential resection margin (CRM) in TME surgery [3].

Early papers describe a "wedge -shaped deficit, and some refer to the inferior border being radial.

Furthermore, the radial side of the articular border is higher than the articular center, because of the concave shape of the articular surface.

Secondary xylem is pycnoxylic with scalariform bordered pits on radial tracheid walls.

This finding may mean that the borders of the radial pulse emerge, which TCM physicians are able to detect by manipulation of the radial pulse through pushing or other movements.