Sentence examples for shoulder cases from inspiring English sources

It is recommended that in similar floating shoulder cases where there is no hemothorax or widened mediastinum on the chest radiograph and pelvic radiograph does not show pelvic disruption and point-of-care ultrasound does not identify hemoperitoneum, urgent transfer to the operating theater for exploration and hemostasis of axillary artery is required, bypassing unnecessary CT scans.

He carried his sophisticated monitoring equipment in a shoulder case.

The reasons for the revision surgery in this group were stiff and painful shoulder (9 cases), migration of the tuberosities (5 cases), secondary rotator cuff tear (4 cases), malposition of the component (3 cases), erosion of the glenoid (2 cases), humeral loosening (1 case) and complication of infection (1 case).

Results: The mean umbilical artery pH of shoulder dystocia cases (7.23 ±.082) was less than the mean arterial pH of all vaginal deliveries in our institution (7.27 ±.069), P <.001.

Study Design: We performed a retrospective analysis of 134 mother-infant pairs of shoulder dystocia cases at our institution from January 1 , 1994 through December 31 , 1997

During the in vivo portion of the study, the interference fit technique was performed in 18 shoulder arthroscopy cases in which a loose screw was a matter of concern.

Shoulder arthroplasty cases registered between January 2005 and June 2013 were included for analysis.

It is estimated that disorders of the rotator cuff account for between 30% and 70% of the shoulder pain cases that are reported.

However, as 3WS showed numerically higher pain reduction in both neck and shoulder pain cases as well as in the entire cohort, we cannot rule out a statistical type 2 error.

Kaar et al. [ 11] reviewed 8 failed shoulder repair cases and found 2 suture anchors originally implanted in the humeral head to be free-floating, which led to severe articular damage.

Myoelectric signals are of special interest for disabled users because they can be captured from any preserved body part, e.g., forehead in case of quadriplegia, controlateral shoulder in case of arm prostheses.