Sentence examples for wing fracture from inspiring English sources
Apart from self-limited cancellous bone bleeding from the iliac wing fracture, pan-CT and pelvic angiography ruled out intrathoracic, abdominal, and pelvic source of bleeding.
Two patients were excluded as they did not represent the sample inclusion criteria accurately: one patient had a non-union of a pubic fracture and was treated successfully with percutaneous cannulated screw fixation more than 1 year after trauma; the second patient had an associated iliac wing fracture for which osteosynthesis was performed.
The wing fracture and haematomas in pectoral muscles and keel were probably secondary to the fall after colliding with power lines.
The Maple Leafs will be without Kris King for two to six weeks after the rugged left wing fractured his hand in last Monday's 6-2 loss to the Rangers.
A conceptual Enhanced Geothermal System (EGS) model, where water is circulated through a pair of parallel injection and production wells connected by a set of single large wing fractures, is designed, modeled, and evaluated in this work.
For a system that propagates some distance from the fault, the term "wing fractures" may be more appropriate.
The permeable fractures are believed to be extensional "wing fractures" in crystalline rock related to the right-stepping segments at the west end of the Mae Chan fault.
If wing fractures are the open fracture system, their dip may be 70 90° characteristic of high-angle normal faults shown as "secondary faults" of strike-slip faults by Price and Cosgrove (1990, Fig. 6. 27).
Fault tips develop a damage zone of extensional fractures systems called wing fractures or cracks that curve away from the termination of a strike-slip fault (Kim and Sanderson 2006).
The classification system by Tile [5] recognized avulsions of the iliac spines, crest and ischial tuberosity as well as iliac wing fractures but it is rare for fracture dislocations of the hip to involve these bony sites.
We show a diagram of the zone of extensional wing fractures that might develop from the NE tip of the Mae Chan fault segment which lies 700 m south of well FX-2 (Fig. 26d).
