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Meanings of lameness in английском
португальский
claudicação Disability of walking due to crippling of the legs or feet.
Departure from the normal gait in animals.
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Usage of lameness in английском
1
Pinching of the sensitive structures would be diminished, and the lameness cured.
2
Plantar neurectomy is contraindicated in all cases where there exists much lameness.
3
It may be noticed in animals that have ring-bone, or coffin-joint lameness.
4
For the child was adventurous and took no account of his lameness.
5
Should the injury run on to suppuration, the lameness becomes most acute.
6
At the end of a week not a trace of lameness remained.
7
Ten horses had forelimb lameness and 17 horses had hind limb lameness.
8
It may cause lameness, dangerous tripping, and thickening of the injured parts.
9
How the lameness had been caused he could not pretend to say.
10
Age and lameness, apoplexy and treason, all were forgotten for the moment.
11
Zorzi leaned against the wall, for his lameness prevented him from helping.
12
It gave him great pain, and was threatened with a permanent lameness.
13
Dunlap asked about her lameness, and got out to look her over.
14
A ring-bone causes an extra long step and lameness increases with exercise.
15
Every arm might have been struck nerveless, every foot paralyzed with lameness.
16
Have you had a good medical opinion in regard to her lameness?
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