Sentence examples for range of flexion from inspiring English sources

The range of flexion was 0° to 155°.

The range of flexion, extension, supination, and pronation of each patient's wrist joint was also recorded.

Fig. 7 Sagittal view of the postoperative knee during the full range of flexion.

The critical angle, which means the border to gain more range of flexion postoperatively, was 130.1°.

Both CR TKA designs showed similar kinematics throughout the range of flexion (0°-150° 0°-150°

The tray was externally rotated in 5° increments and put through a range of flexion.

After rehabilitation, both groups showed significant improvements from the baseline values in pain VAS, range of flexion-extension motion and muscle strength, disability (Barthel and WOMAC), balance, and walking (Table 2).

After the intervention, both groups showed significant improvements (P < 0.001) from the baseline values in the level of pain (visual analogue scale), the range of flexion-extension motion and muscle strength, disability (Barthel and WOMAC indices), balance, and walking.

The range of lateral bending in the rectangular group, and the range of flexion-extension in the cylindrical cage group were only marginally different following additional posterior stabilization (p = 0.08 for both).

The range of flexion-extension after insertion of both rectangular and cylindrical cages were significantly reduced as compared to that of the intact specimens (p < 0.05 related sample Wilcoxon test).

Biomechanical studies suggest that interspinous fusion implants may be similar to pedicle screw-rod constructs in limiting the range of flexion-extension, but they may be less effective than bilateral pedicle screw-rod fixation for limiting axial rotation and lateral bending.