Sentence examples for subsequent limb from inspiring English sources
In vivo studies have also shown that ethanol-induced apoptosis in selected cell populations in the developing limb buds and subsequent limb defects can be partially prevented by maternal treatment with an SOD and catalase mimetic, EUK-134 [15].
Primary symptoms are limb and gait ataxia, muscular atrophy and subsequent limb failure, carbohydrate intolerance, diabetes, and severe cardiomyopathy.
Progressive wound necrosis and gangrene of the limbs dictated multiple debridements and subsequent limb amputations and hip disarticulation.
The primary end point was a combination of subsequent limb amputation and recurrent ulcer or foot infection.
The results of this study indicate the utility of computer-aided design and modeling for the surgical management of bone tumors and subsequent limb reconstruction.
Computer-aided design and modeling for the surgical management of bone tumors and subsequent limb reconstruction provides accurate tumor removal with the salvage of a maximal amount of unaffected bone and precise endoprosthesis reconstruction.
Patients with chronic deformities, however, can develop subsequent limb-threatening ischemia.
They were organized into asymptomatic or symptomatic groups, according to the absence or presence of at least one sign of VL infection (i.e., cutaneous lesions, onychogryphosis, keratoconjunctivitis, weight loss, emaciation, and rigidity of subsequent limbs) [ 10].
In conclusion, taking probable complications subsequent to the limb salvage surgery into account, we consider the ideal solution to be the implants that ensure a normal or near-normal range of motion and equalization of lengths of both limbs with a single implant.
Initial postsurgical garments were measured using the circumference of the unaffected limb; subsequent measurements were obtained from the operated limb by a trained garment fitter.
Interestingly, other longitudinal studies have described increases in lean and fat masses during the first weeks upon ART, followed by a subsequent loss of limb fat after 2 years, [ 43, 44].
