Sentence examples for traumatic tears from inspiring English sources

Traumatic tears are often related to forcible plantar flexion of the foot in competitive athletes, mostly runners and jumpers; these are typically distal to calcaneal insertion of the PF and chronic overuse is considered an aetiological factor [29, 30, 31, 32].

The authors, however, described that the results didn't apply to traumatic tears.

Swedish national guidelines state that acute full-thickness traumatic tears should be repaired within three weeks.

Traumatic tears are typically longitudinal tears and result from an acute sports-related injury in young active individuals [ 9, 10].

Traumatic tears are uncommon: most patients present through age-related degeneration of tendon attachment to bone at the proximal humerus.

Traumatic tears (TT) are usually observed in younger, more active individuals in an otherwise 'healthy' meniscus and joint.

Again, he felt no traumatic tearing, but he had no control of his pitches and the grabbing intensified.

The first case study examined a traumatic tear of the latissimus dorsi myotendinous junction inflicted during the "muscle up" exercise [45].

Sudden forced extension of a flexed elbow can place extremely high loads on the tendon and cause it to rupture at the elbow, usually accompanied by a "pop" or traumatic tearing sensation.

To our knowledge, only a few previous studies have examined the effect of time to surgery after acute traumatic tear.

Differentiation between an acute traumatic tear in a previously healthy tendon, acute symptoms of a chronic tear, and traumatic extension of a chronic tear is difficult, even after advanced imaging techniques or surgery.