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Significados de spinal fractures em inglês

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перелом шейного отдела позвоночника
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fractura vertebral
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fractura vertebral
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Fracture affecting the vertebrae of the spinal column.

перелом шейного отдела позвоночника
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Examples for "spinal fracture"
Examples for "spinal fracture"
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Three of 36 patients had radiographic evidence of spinal fracture after transplantation.
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An additional 50 patients with no spinal fracture served as the control group.
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The initial radiological study was negative for a spinal fracture in twelve patients.
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Prevalent spinal fracture was assessed by X-ray and BMD by DXA.
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Methods: Twenty patients suffering from ankylosing spondylitis were operated due to a spinal fracture.
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Although often asymptomatic, each vertebral fracture increases the risk of additional fractures.
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Across the range of T-scores, vertebral fracture status provided additional prognostic information.
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No morphometric definition of vertebral fracture agreed perfectly with the consensus classifications.
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In all, 10 patients with vertebral fracture without neurological deficits served as control.
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Some patients destined to sustain vertebral fracture make cancellous bone with fewer osteocytes.
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If you try to resist the breeze, you get a broken back.
Mine
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We looked to see her with a broken back at any moment.
The Seats of the Mighty, Volume 4
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Just a stray bullet; just a broken back; just a finish.
No Man's Land
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The 22 year old was left with a broken back, pelvis and… Audio
Radio NZ
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The tiger had broken back, therefore it was necessary to repeat the beat.
Wild Beasts and Their Ways, Reminiscences of Europe, Asia, Afric...
Uso de spinal fractures em inglês
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The plan, however, does not cover spinal fractures.
Reuters
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Dutch media later reported she was in intensive care with cerebral trauma and three spinal fractures.
The Guardian
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Conclusions: These findings indicate that conservative sternal treatment in presence of spinal fractures is safe and effective.
Pubmed
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Raloxifene greatly reduces women's chances of developing osteoporosis and in trials reduced osteoporotic spinal fractures by half.
The Irish Times
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Top jockey Luke Currie is running up to 60km a week on the comeback trail from spinal fractures.
News.com.au
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Her 2004 diagnosis for congestive heart failure, compounded with spinal fractures and the effects of scoliosis, left her nearly bedridden.
The Irish Times
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Objectives: Combined sternal and spinal fractures are rare traumatic injuries and present a high risk of spinal and thoracic wall instability.
Pubmed
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The Scot suffered spinal fractures, concussion and a broken ankle in a career-ending crash at the Houston Grand Prix that October.
Radio NZ
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A total of 65 major spinal fractures were present in 55 of the patients with multiple injuries.
Pubmed
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Van Vleuten was a worthy winner, having battled back to fitness after suffering three spinal fractures and a severe concussion in Rio.
The Guardian
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Kennedy was the only passenger who had not fastened his seat belt, and he sustained six spinal fractures and two broken ribs.
The Guardian
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In late February, the company said a late-stage trial showed the drug reduced spinal fractures and other side effects caused by Androgen deprivation therapy.
Reuters
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Paul Briggs was "living for no reason" after suffering a bleed on the brain, five spinal fractures and bruising to internal organs.
The Guardian
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His cause of death was either from drowning or from his injuries, which included extensive lacerations, bruising, skull and spinal fractures and brain damage.
News.com.au
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Based on these results, when treating thoracolumbar spinal fractures accompanied by DISH in elderly populations, the TSD could be a stronger anchor than the PS.
Pubmed
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About halfway up the wall the team was struck by rockfall, which killed one of the members and badly injured Wielicki, who had spinal fractures.
Rock and Ice Magazine