Sentence examples for spectrum of deformity from inspiring English sources

In each dissection, it was noted by both authors whether the foot displayed evidence of hallux valgus as described by Haines and McDougall; i.e. a spectrum of deformity with the mildest form having a small medial eminence with erosion occupying most of the groove and encroaching on the crista ridge.

The clinical features include a spectrum of deformities of the craniofacial region including cranium and cranial sutures, and deformity of skull shape and facial bones including the maxilla, mandible, zygomatic arches, nose, eyes, ears, lips, and teeth [4-10].

We favor the use of the term "Congenital Hip Disease", for the whole spectrum of the deformity.

We wish, however, to comment on the indiscriminate use of the term "dysplasia" for the whole spectrum of the deformity, which is not in agreement with the variety of underline pathology.

The key advantages of the Manchester scale are that the photographs represent real cases of HV selected by a consensus panel of podiatrists to represent the full spectrum of the deformity, and that scores documented using this tool have been shown to be highly correlated with angular measurements obtained from foot radiographs [ 28].

Mutations in TSHZ1 and deletions in the 18q22.3 region that includes TSHZ1 are associated with congenital aural atresia (41), a spectrum of ear deformities that involve malformation of the external auditory canal.

Thus, dysplasia could be used for the total spectrum of hip deformities.

We strongly recommend using the terminology "congenital disease of the hip" for the entire spectrum of related deformities, with the classification as dysplasia, subluxation, and dislocation in infants and as dysplasia, low dislocation, and high dislocation in adults.

An index group consisting of a series of subjects with a spectrum of bimaxillary dentofacial deformities also involving the chin and symptomatic chronic obstructive nasal breathing was identified.

Stanisavljevic and Mitchell [ 15] were, to our knowledge, the first who used the terminology "congenital disease of the hip" for the total spectrum of congenital hip deformities in infancy, classified as dysplasia, subluxation, and dislocation.

Pathogenetic mechanisms of the disease development were identified: disorder in structural organization of ventral aspects of vertebral growth plates at the level of deformity, change in proteoglycan spectrum (keratin sulfate increase and chondroitin sulfate decrease).