Sentence examples for reduced flexion from inspiring English sources

Additional internal rotation reduced flexion, and additional external rotation reduced extension, abduction and adduction.

Moro et al. [60] reported good and excellent results in the Mayo performance score after metallic radial head prosthesis in 17 out of 25 patients, despite reduced grip-strength and significantly reduced flexion and extension.

Although the overall Hospital for Special Surgery scores showed no significant difference between the 2 groups, there were more patients in the osteotomy group with a poor result (P =.027), significantly reduced flexion (P =.006), and higher reoperation rate.

At the knee, hyperextension was present in stance and reduced flexion at toe-off.

These factors were related to both maximal strength and range of motion; the forwards displaying notably reduced flexion and rotation.

Functional limitation, bony enlargement, coarse crepitus, fixed flexion deformity and reduced flexion range of motion appear to be relatively robust indicators of knee OA [ 2].

It can be speculated that patients with self-reported knee stiffness adjust their walking pattern by reducing flexion at their knee and thereby change their lateral trunk motion.

Posterior tibial slope should be 0 7°, as placement of the tibial component outside this range might be detrimental to implant survival and lead to instability (excessive posterior slope) or flexion gap tightness and reduced postoperative flexion (relative anterior slope).

Simonsen et al. [ 61] recently reported that walking with the upper body inclined was associated with both a significant increase in hip joint flexion angle and a significantly reduced hip flexion moment in the latter phase of stance.

Tibiofemoral joint involvement is indicated by previous injury, varus malalignment, bony enlargement, reduced knee flexion range of motion and fixed flexion deformity.

However, we found the exact same pattern of both reduced hip extension angle and reduced hip flexion moment during late stance in our cohort.