Sentence examples for trauma penetration from inspiring English sources

Gunshots cause three types of trauma: penetration (destruction of flesh by the projectile), cavitation (damage from the bullet's shock wave in the body), and fragmentation (caused by pieces of the projectile or lead).[1].

But a bomb can also result in the most complicated of cases: three kinds of trauma -- penetration by shrapnel, being thrown against something hard like a floor, and the invisible impact of sound waves -- all at once.

Specifically, "the rectal examination may elicit reduced tone from spinal cord injury, bleeding from lower gastrointestinal trauma, bony penetration in pelvic fracture and a high-riding prostate associated with pelvic fracture, an indicator of potential urethral injury" [5].

Arthritis is commonly caused by i) direct trauma or penetration by a contaminated foreign body (primary arthritis), ii) spread of pathogens from an adjacent localized area or from systemic spread from another area in the animal (secondary and tertiary arthritis).

Traumatic abdominal wall hernia is defined as the 'herniation through disrupted musculature and fascia associated with adequate trauma, without skin penetration, and no evidence of a prior hernia defect at the site of injury' [1].

There may be differences in blunt or penetration trauma.

Penetration trauma from these devices can be diminished simply by decreasing the size of the implanted device.

We hypothesized that the abnormal activity was due to the trauma of repeated penetrations in this area of the cortex.

Thoracic penetration injury may be due to ballistic trauma such as gun shot wounds (Fig. 18), or due to nonballistic trauma such as stab wounds (Fig. 18) or rib fractures (Fig. 19).

On the other hand, an under segmentation could possibly cause intracochlear trauma due to a zealous penetration of the cochlea.

Immediately after mechanical trauma due to impact or penetration, neurons can die by necrosis caused by membrane disruption, irreversible metabolic disturbances and/or excitotoxicity [ 14].