Sentence examples for secondary rupture from inspiring English sources

In many instances there is a secondary rupture of the exterior wall, which may lead to fatal internal bleeding.

(b) The secondary rupture to the SE of the main rupture.

Solid stars indicate the initiation location of the rupture, and gray stars indicate the hypocenter of the secondary rupture.

Permeabilization of the MIM by the mitochondrial permeability transition (MPT) and secondary rupture of the MOM is a key event of necrosis.

The two solid black lines denote the main rupture on the Beichuan fault (Beichuan f) and the secondary rupture on the Pengxian-Guanxian fault (PG f).

Therefore, considering the risk of a secondary rupture, we suggest that the treatment of traumatic pseudoaneurysms must always be carried out without any delay.

In contrast, for ADDS regions, the successive initial rupture of double segments in the deep and shallow parts of the subduction zone must be considered, which should induce secondary ruptures of surrounding segments.

We have no concrete answer to this question; however, it is nevertheless important to prepare for strong future seismicity along the linear surface ruptures because Fujiwara et al. (2000b) suggested that these secondary ruptures locally accelerated the main seismic motion.

In such cases, pneumothorax can arise secondary to rupture of the necrotic neoplastic tissue into the pleural cavity (Fig. 15, a-d), rupture of a subpleural bleb or formation of interstitial air due to partial bronchial obstruction by the tumour, complication of radiation therapy (Fig 16, a c) or chemotherapy [41].

One decisive criteria for increased risk of secondary ACL rupture or postoperative residual positive pivot shift, or, Two secondary criteria for increased risk of secondary ACL rupture or postoperative residual positive pivot shift including history, clinical or imaging signs, or patient profile.

Valvular disease, especially mitral regurgitation, may result from papillary muscle dysfunction or secondary to rupture of the chordae tendineae [3], myocardial infarct or valvulitis, and has been reported in about 1% of patients [22, 23].