Sentence examples for the posterior process from inspiring English sources

The updated distribution of the stability boundary is used to determine the posterior process damping coefficient value.

As another example, it may be challenging to distinguish between the os trigonum and a fracture of the lateral tubercle of the posterior process of the talus, the so-called Shepherd's fracture [25, 26].

Fracture of the lateral tubercle of the posterior process of the talus (arrow) Fig. 5 Lisfranc fracture-dislocation. a AP view of the foot with widening of the space between the first and second metatarsal bases (arrowheads).

With the nail holes in the frontal plane, a lateral view was taken with the image intensifier to confirm that the position of the most proximal of the distal holes was at the level of the posterior process of the talus.

The Shepherd fracture is named after the Canadian surgeon Francis Shepherd and refers to a fracture of the lateral tubercle of the posterior process of the talus Fig. 4 [26], typically resulting from ankle inversion, forced plantar flexion, or direct compression injury in which the posterior talofibular ligament avulses the tubercle [27].

Ventral to this contact the dentary is broken, missing the posterior process of the surangular contact.

We conclude that the posterior processes of the elongated and hyperelongated cervical ribs of the three sauropod taxa represent ossified tendons, which has not previously been recognized.

Comparison with ossified tendons of hadrosaurs, birds and other dinosaurs [ 23] unequivocally indicates the posterior processes of the cervical ribs of Mamenchisaurus sp., B. brancai and cf. Diplodocus sp., are ossified tendons.

The length of this posterior process is more than 50 mm, about one-fourth the length of the tooth row.

Anteriorly, two large, irregularly-shaped openings perforate the surangular and the thin posterior process of the dentary (Figures 28, 32A).

At steady state the predicted posterior process describes the expected morphogen gradient across the embryo, which enables the subsequent development of the French-Flag pattern.