Sentence examples for upper limb trauma from inspiring English sources

42.8% were of upper limb trauma and rest 57.14% had lower limb injury (Table 2).

Exclusion criteria included Rockwood type I, II, IV, V, VI injuries, open injuries, polytrauma, neurovascular injury and concomitant shoulder or upper limb trauma.

The sample size was eventually thirty-three soldiers after excluding Rockwood type I, II, IV, V, VI injuries, open injuries, polytrauma, neurovascular injury and concomitant shoulder or upper limb trauma (12 cases excluded).

The subjects answered a questionnaire describing their age, gender, occupation, dominant hand, number of years and hours per day of computer use, work absence due to symptoms, and any history of upper limb trauma.

In the cadaveric studies, the authors excluded the shoulders in case of a known rheumatoid disease or upper limb trauma [ 25], in case of a history of systemic disease [ 1], and in case of glenoid deformity caused by glenoid fractures or bone tumour [ 30].

A proximal upper limb injury occurred at the wrist or in the upper limb proximal to the wrist (forearm, elbow or shoulder) and a distal upper limb injury described all upper limb injury distal to the wrist.

Table 1 shows that three studies assessed the outcomes after hip surgery, 2 4 17 two studies assessed a mixture of hip and knee arthroplasty patients, 1 10 and one study assessed outcomes after upper and lower limb trauma surgery.

Indeed, the association of a neurovascular injury adversely affects the functional outcome after trauma to the upper limb [13], and nerve injury represents a negative outcome predictor in the floating elbow [5, 6].

To investigate the comfort and satisfaction of patients with trauma of the upper limb during two different techniques of axillary brachial plexus block, electrical nerve stimulation and fascial pop.

Previous surgery or trauma involving the upper limb and/or neck.

Subjects with history of trauma, surgery of upper limb and/or past history of prolonged illness were excluded from the study.