Sentence examples for supplemental bone from inspiring English sources

Two patients who had originally been assigned to be treated with a volar locking plate received additional fixation with a dorsal plate, and four patients received supplemental bone grafting following fixation with a volar locking plate.

Additional surgical interventions with supplemental bone grafting or use of bone growth factors are routinely required to assure healing once a nonunion is evident.

On this basis, our record of three failures, or 9 per cent., in thirty-three operatinns in which reliance for supplemental bone was placed entirely on refrigerated bone, surpasses reports by other surgeons where autogenous bone grafts were used.

In the first prospective randomized trial, tibial nonunions that required internal fixation and supplemental bone grafting were randomly assigned to receive either rhBMP-7 (n = 63) or fresh autograft bone (n = 61) [ 39].

Supplemental biopsies (bone marrow or others) may be needed to obtain a definitive diagnoses; this increases health care costs and often affects patient quality of life.

Indeed, astragaloside IV has long been known to show antivirus, and antioxidant 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, pharmacological actions in immune and circulatory systems, supplemental calcium on bone mineral density and bone metabolism, etc.

Strong Anxa5- lacZ signals were also observed on the surface of alveolar bone (Supplemental Fig. 4b).

Body Si content for the tissues analysed is shown in Fig. 5 and Supplemental Table 3. Bone and skin accounted for 75 87% of the Si content measured, across the age range and, collectively, connective tissues accounted for 80 89% of the measured Si content.

To our knowledge, one other group has demonstrated localization of VANGL2 in the long bones (Supplemental figure 4 of Gao et al., 2011), but they did not thoroughly describe or examine this expression.

Pattern ranking of the metabolite changes induced by the low dose captopril treatment against the established specific metabolite patterns present in MetaMap Tox produced matches to patterns for liver and kidney toxicity as well as to those for effects on the bone marrow (Supplemental Figure 6).

For pairwise correlations of total body and spinal bone measures, see Supplemental Table 3 under "Supplemental data" in the online issue; correlations of these measures with child and parental characteristics are provided in Supplemental Table 4 under "Supplemental data" in the online issue.