valgus造句
1. Objective: To evaluate operation methods selection for hallux valgus.
2. Objective : To evaluate operation methods selection hallux valgus.
3. They may be suffering from hammer-toe, hallux valgus and Achilles tendon damage.
4. Ball and socket valgus osteotomy in intertrochanteric region of femur for correction of coxa vara in 10 children(14 hips)with ages ranging from 6 to 12 years is reported.
5. Conclusions: A subtrochanteric valgus osteotomy is effective in treating a nonunion of proximal femoral fractures, especially in patients with mild leg length discrepancies.
6. Conclusion Miniinvasive therapy of hallux valgus is an ideal method because it is safe and convenient.
7. Corolla 5 cracked, funnel-shaped , Liepian short, wide valgus, Jinse or purple, has a special aroma.
8. FIGURE 8. A valgus deformity of the distal tibia (A) with a tension failure necessitating a medial implant with screw fixation into the distal fragment (B).
9. Objective To analyze the causes of secondary talipes valgus of congenital clubfoot post- operation in children and describe the prophylactic measures.
10. Result:There was significant difference between hallux valgus foot and normal foot of the latency and amplitude of posterior tibial muscle and peroneus longus muscle.
11. Objective:To discuss anatomic points of hallux valgus (HV) deformity treated with extensor hallucis longus tendon shifting.
12. High-heeled shoes also triggered widespread hallux valgus, so that the big toe joint swelling and inflammation of the Department.
13. In the forefoot, look for nail changes and skin rashes. Look for the alignment of the toes, and any evidence of hallux valgus of the big toe.
14. Objective: From the biomechanical view, to probe the changes of plantar pressure under transverse arch of forefoot of hallux valgus foot.
15. The higher graft forces with some double-bundle graft-tensioning protocols reduced the coupled rotations and displacements from an applied valgus moment to less than the intact levels.
16. This study investigated the results of nonunion of proximal femoral fractures treated with a subtrochanteric valgus osteotomy.
17. Objective To explore the clinical significance of the footprints and lateral X-rays in weight loading in evaluating the rehabilitation of talipes valgus in the children with cerebral palsy.
18. Rehabilitation of the elbow with the arm in the horizontal or dependent position should be considered following excision of the olecranon, while varus and valgus orientations should be avoided.
19. Objective:To underline the advantage and disadvantage of using binding method and osteotomy in treating hallux valgus.
20. Objective: To explore the methods and therapeutic effect of normative rehabilitation on talipes valgus in the children with cerebral palsy.
21. The adductor hallucis or the sesamoid is not necessarily interfered in patients with slight or moderate hallux valgus.
22. Objective To study sagittal mobility about the FTJ(first tarsometatarsal joint) and its relationship with the pathophysiology and treatment of hallux valgus patients.
23. Objective : To underline the and disadvantage of using binding and osteotomy in treating valgus.
24. This is the first study to determine the prevalence of flexible flatfoot, high-arch foot, hindfoot valgus and hallux valgus in a Chinese population.
25. Delayed ulnar neuropathies have also been described in association with varus or valgus malunion of humeral fractures in children.
26. To study the role of the transverse arch in the pathogensis of hallux valgus.
27. Objective To investigate the effect and advantage of oblique osteotomy of the first metatarsal in treatment of hallux valgus deformity.
28. Objective To study the effect of minimally invasive treatment of moderate and severe hallux valgus.
29. Splint keeps big toe aligned and held in place with Velcro. Best for people with hallux valgus.
30. Among 14 cases of subluxation of the hip and coxa valgus caused by poliomyelitic paralysis, 5 cases were males and 9 cases were females.
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