Sentence examples for too proximal from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the CORA is too proximal that the distal osteotomy has to be made distal to it.

The publication of long-term follow-up outcome studies and reports of complications with the use of other treatment modalities has led to a resurgence of interest in femoral plating [24] which was reserved traditionally for use in polytrauma patients, in adolescents, or for stabilising fractures too proximal to manage with intramedullary nails [14] (Fig. 9).

Likewise, particles, especially if chosen too large, may lead to an occlusion that is too proximal with subsequent neoangiogenesis.

An intersection that is too proximal may lead to fusion into two or even one path and, possibly, the loss of space for one or two instruments.

Double urinary stream is one of the presentations of urethra duplication and may be bothersome when the ventral meatus is too proximal over the penis.

It is advisable to avoid all too proximal occlusions and rather leave 1 cm unembolized segment of the right portal branch to facilitate surgical ligation at the time of liver resection.

So when Lena Dunham went on NPR (NPR!) a couple days ago to talk about how white her show is (HAHAH!) and did what is, I guess, the right thing to do in terms of quelling the unwanted hot-white attentions of too-proximal strangers to whom you apparently owe something, which is apologize, be "contrite" like Gakwer called it.

So Lena Dunham went on NPR (NPR!) a couple days ago to talk about how white her show is (HAHAH!) and did what is, I guess, the right thing to do in terms of quelling the unwanted hot-white attentions of too-proximal strangers to whom you apparently owe something, which is apologize, be "contrite" like Gakwer called it.

A specific PCR assay for the T. timopheevii F3H2 t sequence proved that it, like T. aestivum F3H3, too lies proximal to the 2BL/2GL breakpoint, thus suggesting that these two loci, along with F3H1 and F3H2, belong to an F3H homoeoallelic series, whereas F3H4 appears to be a non-homoelogous duplication.

We took the patient for debridement and reduction of the epiphysis under general anaesthesia, where we found she had pathological fracture at the proximal femur too.

They theorised that placing the most distal screw in the proximal fragment too near to the fracture site accentuated the mechanical stress in that area, leading to plate failure.