Sentence examples for rear ankle from inspiring English sources
Bone chips in a rear ankle forced him into surgery, but he returned in November to win the Huntington Stakes at Aqueduct by coming from behind.
Barbaro, the Kentucky Derby winner who broke three bones in his right rear ankle at the start of the Preakness Stakes in May, is recovering at the George D. Widener Hospital for Large Animals in Kennett Square, Pa.
The trajectory generator allows the step length, intermediate foot lift and velocity to be chosen for each step while keeping the Zero Moment Point (ZMP) in the ankle point during the single support phase and it provides a smooth transition of the ZMP from the rear ankle point to the front ankle point during the double support phase.
Rear ankle joints of individual mice were measured before infection and at 7, 12 and 18 days after infection until sacrifice.
Ten days after immunization with OVA in CFA, all animals were injected s.c. close to both rear ankle joints with 100 μg of HAO.
23 Mice were terminated at study end point and histological analyses of the rear ankle joints were performed to detect murine macrophages (clone Cl A3-1, AbD Serotec, Kidlington, UK) (see online supplementary material for methods).
Joe Orseno waited yesterday for the van that would transport his 3-year-old colt, Macho Uno, from Hallandale, Fla., to a Kentucky-bound plane so the horse could be examined for a rear left ankle problem.
Kinematic features of rear-foot motion using anterior and posterior ankle-foot orthoses in stroke patients with hemiplegic gait.
Parke has always had a love for luxury footwear and dreamt about creating her own line while pursuing her degree in podiatry with a residency in rear foot and ankle surgery.
At termination following arthritis induction, the rear limbs and ankles were removed, fixed, decalcified, and paraffin embedded, as previously described [ 14].
These defects were over the anterior, medial and lateral ankle; medial, lateral, rear and plantar heel; dorsum (Fig. 1), plantar aspect (Fig. 2) of the foot; anteromedial and anterolateral middle and distal third tibia; over the tendo-achilles; and over an amputation stump.
