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Meanings of bone fractures in anglès

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Medical condition in which there is physical damage to the continuity of the bone.

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Usage of bone fractures in anglès
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This can lead to increased risk of bone fractures in the future.
Pubmed
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Noggin transgenics suffered long bone fractures in the first month of life.
Pubmed
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A drop in bone mass can lead to osteoporosis and bone fractures.
Reuters
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One exception is that women on Arimidex did have more bone fractures.
Reuters
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These patients have a higher risk of bone fractures, they noted.
Reuters
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The Dutch boy who survived the crash, Ruben Van Assouw, suffered bone fractures.
Reuters
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Some in the camp have bone fractures and breaks from falling from lorries.
The Guardian
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Only three patients required a blood transfusion and no bone fractures were reported.
Pubmed
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Hormone therapy continues to be an effective option for preventing osteoporosis and bone fractures.
Pubmed
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Merck says Fosamax prevents bone fractures and helps offset bone loss associated with menopause.
Reuters
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The first manifestations of this disease are often bone fractures.
Pubmed
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Avandia was also linked to heart failure and bone fractures.
Reuters
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Both are vital nutrients for bone health and may lower the risk of bone fractures.
The South African
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Conclusions: Cerebral microembolism after long- bone fractures can be detected in vivo and monitored over time.
Pubmed
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Osteopenia and bone fractures are significant causes of morbidity in children with cholestatic liver disease.
Pubmed
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Forty two patients with frontal bone fractures had high-energy impact as the reason of fractures.
Pubmed