Sentence examples for severe neck from inspiring English sources

In February 1988, after suffering from several episodes of increasingly severe neck pain, Biden was taken by long-distance ambulance to Walter Reed Army Medical Center and given lifesaving surgery to correct an intracranial berry aneurysm that had begun leaking; the situation was serious enough that a priest had administered last rites at the hospital.

Angle sustained a severe neck injury in early May with several TNA officials believing Angle would not recover in time to perform at the show.

An autopsy on the lioness showed she had died from severe neck wounds and haemorrhaging.

When Sills asked about his health, Eckwood spoke only of severe neck and back pain.

The mother miscarried at the hospital where she was treated for severe neck and abdomen wounds.

His dancing career ended abruptly in 1996 after a severe neck injury during a rehearsal with a German choreographer, whom he declined to name.

Roper had a severe neck injury, which caused blood flow to his brain to stop, said Dr. John LaNoue, a trauma surgeon at Parkland Hospital.

The authors evaluated an association between COMT genotype and acute neck pain intensity in individuals after motor vehicle collision, and found that individuals characterized by COMT A_C_C_G haplotype were more likely to report moderate-to-severe neck pain, headache, and dizziness.

The patients rate the intensity of stiffness at the area of strongest stiffness immediately after the treatment by a VRS (none, weak, moderate, strong, very strong) and on a 100 mm VAS ranging from 0 (no neck/shoulder stiffness) to 100 (most severe neck/shoulder stiffness imaginable).

This procedure lead to exclusion of 60 participants; hypertension above 160/100 (n = 6), severe neck/shoulder trauma (n = 9), subacromial impingement syndrome (n = 2), cervical radiculopathy (n = 2), myasthenia (n = 1), severe pain due to osteoarthritis (n = 2), disc herniation (n = 1), withdrawal of consent (n = 5).

The patients rate the intensity of neck/shoulder stiffness by a verbal rating scale (VRS: none, weak, moderate, strong, very strong) and on a 100 mm visual analogue scale (VAS) ranging from 0 (no neck/shoulder stiffness) to 100 (the most severe neck/shoulder stiffness imaginable).