Sentence examples for reduction fracture from inspiring English sources

Early failure of treatment/fixation was defined as radiographic loss of reduction, fracture displacement, femoral-acetabular joint incongruence or need for re-operation within the first 12 postoperative weeks.

The literature shows that esthetic demands by patients directed the current clinical practice toward metal-free reconstructions, despite the advantages of metallic restorations in terms of required dental reduction, fracture resistance, adaptation, and polishing properties.

Comparison criteria were fracture reduction, fracture healing time, and the Iowa score for knee function.

Organ/space SSIs occurred mostly after craniotomy (31%), followed by hysterectomy (19%), and open reduction fracture procedures (15%), respectively.

The majority of the post discharge SSIs occurred in cesarean section, appendectomy, and open reduction fracture procedures.

Thirty-one percent of the deep incisional SSIs occurred after cesarean section, followed by 27% after appendectomy and open reduction fracture procedures, respectively.

The reduction in fracture was independent of prior fracture, a parental history of hip fracture or secondary causes of osteoporosis.

Ideally, proximal humerus fractures are treated by anatomic reduction using fracture lines as reference points.

To review the published literature on the clinical efficacy and safety of vitamin D in the form of ergocalciferol and cholecalciferol in the reduction in fracture risk in the frail elderly, the following major endpoints were used: minimal trauma fracture reduction; nonvertebral fracture; hip fracture reduction; BMD changes; biochemical changes.

The reduction in fracture toughness is accompanied by a change in the fracture appearance.

The HTHA zone reduction in fracture toughness averages 28%.