Sentence examples for risk of deformity from inspiring English sources

Operative procedures and anti-tuberculosis combinations are controversial for tuberculous spondylitis (TS) management in cases with risk of deformity, fragments, instability, and neurological disorders.

The most important factor discriminating juvenile from adolescent type is the risk of deformity progression.

The risk of deformity progression is the most important factor discriminating the juvenile type from the adolescent type of scoliosis.

The risk of deformity or refracture of the bone regenerate or of the bone docking site should therefore be minimal after nail removal.

12 A significant challenge in managing psoriatic arthritis is identifying the disease early, so as to reduce the risk of deformity.

Besides mobilization, they limit/remove the risk of deformities, overstretching and contractures, as well as maintain the anatomical/functional position of the extremity.

Firstly, they extend a very wide excision of breast tissue without risk of major deformity.

29 Recent studies have demonstrated that early treatment of psoriatic arthritis may offer the opportunity to reduce the risk of joint deformity and progressive disability.

8 However, the patients with neuritic leprosy (no skin lesions) with delay in diagnosis for treatment of beyond 5 years had 17.5 times (OR) the risk of developing deformity than among those with a lesser delay.

Lesions that are characteristic and pose no risk of further deformity, especially in the upper extremities can be treated with close observation, but a biopsy to confirm the diagnosis is advised.

Many authors believe that tenodesis decreases the risk of cosmetic deformity, strength loss and cramping inherent to biceps tenotomy alone.[ 4- 6] Biceps tenodesis was originally described by Gilcreest, [ 7] and has been performed by a variety of surgical methods in the ensuing years.