Sentence examples for repeated dislocations from inspiring English sources

Berenice Angremy, who has been a curator and art consultant in Beijing for the past eight years, said the repeated dislocations had been devastating to artists, both financially and psychologically.

The patient who was not satisfied gave repeated dislocations of the prosthesis as the cause.

Treatment of repeated dislocations after total hip arthroplasty (THA) is challenging, and often has poor outcome (Alberton et al. 2002, Gioe 2002, Patel et al. 2007).

The modularity of a stem means that the anteversion, offset, or stem length can easily be adjusted in cases with repeated dislocations.

2 of the 3 knees with repeated dislocations showed Dejour grade-C patellofemoral dysplasia and one showed a Dejour grade-B dysplasia.

Repeated dislocations increase the neuromuscular imbalance, hence increasing the tendency to recurrences until nature overcomes the laxity of all tissues by a progressive process of fibrosis which limits external rotation and stabilizes the glenohumeral joint.

A recurrent, or habitual, dislocation (repeated dislocation of the same joint) may be the result of improper healing of an old injury or may be natural, as in "double joints," common in fingers and toes, which are the result of loose ligamentation.

Early treatment is important to avoid irreparable damage from repeated dislocation and impact of the condyles against the patellar cartilage.

On the other hand, repeated dislocation and subluxation can have a huge impact on the articular surface and joint capsule, causing severe complications [ 41].

In the TO group one dislocation of the hip occurred within 3-months post-surgery; this patient had a pseudarthrosis of the trochanter, which was refixed because of repeated dislocation.

To prevent repeated dislocation of the stomach and to allow for nutrition bypassing the esophagus, a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube (mushroom/Pezzar style silicone catheter, Surgivet, Smiths Medical, Dublin, OH, USA) was placed in the left abdominal wall.