Shoulder dystocia occurs when either the anterior or, less commonly, the posterior fetal shoulder impacts on the maternal symphysis or sacral promontory [ 24] and its diagnosis will be confirmed by an apposite committee for serious adverse events.
This participant worked in a supermarket and believed that shoulder problems were worse than back/mobility problems because people with sticks/wheelchairs "can operate the tills" whereas shoulders impact upon every job and employers "get sick of you".
It had been severed, just below the shoulder, on impact, although her brain continued to send signals to the primary motor nerves — the median, the ulnar, the radial, the musculocutaneous — that activate the muscles in the arm and hand.
Luttrell tries to carry Dietz down the mountain, but Dietz is shot in the shoulder; the impact forces Luttrell to lose his grip and fall forward off the cliff.
Impaired shoulder function impacts significantly upon activities of daily living, including eating, dressing and working [ 5].
First, health care workers (especially those serving in public health facilities) have to shoulder the impacts of a rapidly increasing disease burden in the general population as growing patient numbers give rise to increasing demands for health services and extraordinary workloads for and pressure on the often lean staff establishments of public health facilities.
Finally, too often local community voices go unheard, despite representing those suffering at the epidemic coalface and often shouldering negative impacts arising from intervention measures.
His left shoulder absorbed the impact.
And as the Obama administration paves the way for deepwater drilling to resume in the gulf, it is young men like Aaron who will shoulder the direct impact of the nation's decisions about what energy to consume and what seafood to eat in the years to come.
Nine resulted in injuries, including a "broken jaw, injured shoulder, and other impact or fall-related injuries," the agency said.
