Examples of using Meniscus in English and their translations into Russian
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No meniscus torn in ecstasy, no rotations of the left eye's pupil,
arthroscopic surgery of the meniscus and cartilage.
It often makes sense to remove the damaged part of the meniscus within the framework of arthroscopic surgery,
In some cases it is possible to arthroscopically suture the meniscus, for example when the tear is very close to the capsule.
the ligament, the meniscus, the tendon and the muscle, etc.
On 13 December 2007, Frey suffered a meniscus injury during training, and underwent knee surgery the next day.
The surface tension of the liquid creates a meniscus round the hydrometer stem,
arises forming stable liquid flow from the bulk meniscus to the transition region.
The meniscus, which acts like a shock absorber to protect the knee joint from impact,
from the solution onto the ampoule walls above the meniscus.
This means that the meniscus of the mercury column is level with the surface of the liquid being measured.
By this, in particular, it is explained the fact that the secondary silica was found not only at the meniscus edge but also at the ampoule top.
Meniscus is a circular band on the top of the shinbone which functions as a soothing surface for the joint.
The aim of the arthroscopic meniscus operation is to remove all torn particles while preserving undamaged meniscus tissue.
We recommend the graduated pipette type 2 as with these pipettes the meniscus needs to be set only once to achieve exact pipetting.
Shortly after debuting in FCW, Rusev tore both his anterior cruciate ligament and his meniscus and spent six months rehabilitating.
problems with the meniscus.
synovium, meniscus, ligaments and musculature can be affected.
passes completely through the meniscus lenses(similar to parabolic reflectors)
In these studies, the profile of meniscus thickness was measured and then it was used in the Kelvin-Clapeyron model to obtain the profiles of temperature,