Meanings of incurable lameness in English

If the involvement persists with sufficient active inflammation, there may follow erosion of cartilage and incurable lameness.

If it interferes with the joints or with the tendons it may cause an incurable lameness, even though small.

No special pathological condition characterizes sesamoiditis but this condition causes incurable lameness when the sesamoid bones are much inflamed.

Even with the happier ending of resolution, anchylosis of the joint and incurable lameness is more often than not left behind.

He was dreadfully shaken and injured; but his strong constitution carried him through to recovery-withthe serious drawback of an incurable lameness in one leg.

Even should reunion take place, the resulting callus, interfering as it does with the movements of the perforans, leaves us a case of incurable lameness.