Exemplos de uso de Femur and tibia em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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the angle that the femur and tibia formed at the knee joint clearly showed that this was an upright walking hominid.
as it is located in the middle of two large lever arms femur and tibia, and depending on the sport practiced undergoes a higher number of rotational forces.
sacrificing the PCL increased the rollback of the contact point between the femur and tibia as the knee was flexed up to 90°.
In the first two dissections, the ligament was removed en bloc together with its origins in the femur and tibia and was sent for analysis at the anatomical pathology laboratory of the Institute of Orthopedics
They showed that milled nails intramedullary tutors in the femur and tibia were superior and presented lower complication rates.
The femur and tibia were dealt with separately,
its insertion sites in the femur and tibia, and concluded that the femoral insertion of the PCL is relatively planar,
valgus deviation greater than 10 measured using the anatomical axes of the femur and tibia; femorotibial subluxation in the frontal plane;
stems of various sizes and diameters for the femur and tibia; various sizes of polyethylene;
for the"X" stitches and 257.94 N for the"loop" stitches. Both stitch types are sufficient for supporting the recommended tension forces during graft fixation in the receptor regions of the femur and tibia.
After treatment and euthanasia, the femurs and tibias radiographic analyzes were submitted,
Femurs and tibias were the long bones affected most often,
X-rays indicate that the victim suffered from multiple fractures to the ribs… as well as both femurs and tibiae.
In vivo analysis of bone density(dxa) from femurs and tibias and plasma levels of calcium,
aqua vitae), through examinations of femurs and tibias.
bone mineral density and area in the femurs and tibias; mechanical tests of compression of the femoral head,
the third one is isometric femurs and tibias and discrepant foot heights.
curvature than its contralateral; thethird one is isometric femurs and tibias and discrepant footheights.
involvement of long bones, especially of the femur and tibia, and predominance of conventional histology.
Independent radiographs of the femur and tibia of dogs with or without patellar luxation were obtained in the craniocaudal