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Significados de external rotation en inglés

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внешнее вращение
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rotador externo

Rotation away from the center of the body.

rotador externo

External rotation (or extorsion or lateral rotation) is an anatomical term of motion referring to rotation away from the center of the body.

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Examples for "lateral rotation"
Examples for "lateral rotation"
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Conclusion: In patients with post-stroke shoulder pain a particular kinematical shoulder pattern was established, characterized by enhanced scapular lateral rotation and diminished glenohumeral mobility.
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Lateral rotation produced no significant changes.
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Now grab those two slopers and compress the hell out of them, performing three full lateral rotations and finishing due east.
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Uso de external rotation en inglés
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The anterior part of gluteus medius was lengthened with femoral external rotation.
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The result of a huge external rotation in his right shoulder.
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In external rotation and abduction ROM, a meta-analysis was not significant.
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No displacement upwards of the femur resulted; but external rotation was accompanied by crepitus.
Surgical Experiences in South Africa, 1899-1900 / Being Mainly a...
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A decrease in abduction of the acetabular components increased internal rotation while decreasing external rotation.
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We evaluated functional recovery with measures of ROM in abduction, internal rotation, external rotation, and flexion.
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The mean improvement of external rotation was analyzed.
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My external rotation by comparison, is basically non-existent.
Wired
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The increase in femoral vein diameter and accessibility with external rotation was observed in all BMI groups.
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Joint capsule thickness in the axillary recess and degree of external rotation during MRI were also measured.
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The Enneking score was recorded and the active ranges of motion for shoulder flexion, abduction, and external rotation.
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In most knees, correct rotation is approximately 3 degrees of external rotation compared to the posterior condylar axis.
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This study assessed the effect of experimental subacromial pain on contralateral shoulder external rotation (ER) force and activation.
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The control group was in combined external rotation (10 degrees-0 degree).
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Outcome measures included the Constant and Murley score, shoulder range of motion in external rotation, and muscle strength in forward elevation.
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Postoperatively, mean active forward elevation was 130.1 degrees, and mean active external rotation was 27.7 degrees.
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Translations for external rotation
External rotation a través del tiempo
External rotation por variante geográfica
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