Meanings of ankylosis in English

Chronic arthritis with destruction of articular surfaces and ankylosis, is seldom observed.

It can result in ankylosis of the joint and vascular or neural compression.

Routier speaks of ankylosis of the tongue of seventeen years' duration.

After repeated recurrences, there is ankylosis with deformity, the patient becoming a helpless cripple.

In many cases one of the joints has undergone ankylosis-thatis, the bones have coalesced.

The extracellular ATP is rapidly converted into PPi, explaining the role of ANKH in preventing ankylosis.

To differentiate by manipulation between muscular fixation and ankylosis, it may be necessary to anæsthetise the patient.

The Religion of Culture is exclusive, and slips easily into social caste, which is spiritual and mental ankylosis.

The system was bound to end in ankylosis, in the paralysis of painting, and this, in fact, was the result.

In bony ankylosis the shadow of the two bones is a continuous one, the joint interval having been filled up.

At a later stage, and especially in neglected cases, operative and other measures may be required for deformity or ankylosis.

Recent work has suggested that changes in Wnt signalling, a key bone regulatory pathway, may contribute to joint ankylosis in AS.

The rare case of limited range of motion of the shoulder due to ankylosis of the sternoclavicular joint in SAPHO syndrome is presented.

Subjects must be kept in slings until union of bones has become established, and as a rule there will then exist marked ankylosis.

These men cared more for truth than for power, and their influence was to disintegrate the ankylosis of custom and make men think.

The skeleton of Simore, preserved in Paris, is remarkable for the ankylosis of all the articulations and the considerable size of all the nails.