piriformis造句
(1) Methods: To observe the relationship between piriformis and the adjacent structures, and study the position sciatic nerve piercing out and its main branches on 52 fixed adult cadavers.
(2) For example, tense lower-back muscles can contribute to piriformis syndrome which in turn can cause inflamation of the sciatic nerve.
(3) But though runners run straight ahead, keeping the piriformis muscle loose is important for overall flexibility.
(4) How to perform the piriformis stretch exercise that will help promote and maintain good posture; learn more about the importance of proper posture in this free personal health video.
(5) Release gluteus medius muscle ? gluteus minimus muscle? piriformis muscle in serious 6 cases ( 3 patients ).
(6) Methods 72 cases of piriformis injury syndrome were treated by silver needle therapy plus moxibustion and 64 cases by local blocking, and their therapeutic effects were compared.
(7) Massage is an ideal way to deal with piriformis syndrome by alleviating piriformis spasm, stripping adhesion, regulating channels, improving local blood circulation and lessening pain.
(8) The piriformis muscles, strong external rotators of the thigh, attach to the sacrum and the femur. Stretching them can increase S-I joint instability.
(9) Objective To differentiate non - typical piriformis syndrome and avascular diseases of limbs.
(10) The etiological survey of 16 patients with piriformis syndrome was made in this study. It was found the main cause of this syndrome is trauma.
(11) The piriformis fossa and greater trochanter are viable starting points for antegrade nailing.
(12) To discuss the cure effect of small needle-knife combined with TCM on piriformis injury syndrome.
(13) Piriformis syndrome is characterized by painful thigh and sciatica caused by piriformis muscle strain, inflammatory reaction or stimulation and oppressive sciatica.
(14) The middle part of the upper line is the place where the blood vesel nerves in the superior gluteal come and the blood vesel nerves of the lower line of the lower hole of the piriformis.
(15) The superior gluteal artery is at risk of laceration from the sharp fascia of the piriformis muscle as it enters the greater sciatic foramen.
(16) AIM: To evaluate the curative effect of sector blocking of piriform muscle in old patients with piriformis syndrome.
(17) Objective changes of repairment of dysfunction of nerves of pharyngeal muscles, laryngeal muscles, epiglottic muscles and piriformis were observed.
(18) To observe the effect of massage and local warm acupuncture on piriformis syndrome.
(19) The vertical distance from the sacral nerve emerged above and below the piriformis muscle to the PS line connecting the posterior superior iliac spine and the sacral horn line was measured.
(20) Piriformis syndrome is a neuromuscular disorder that occurs when the sciatic nerve is compressed or otherwise irritated by the piriformis muscle.
(21) In 5 % of cases synovial bursa waspresent below the end of piriformis tendon.
(22) Conclusion:The diagnostic program based on the theories and methods of soft tissue surgery plays an important role in diagnosing piriformis syndrome.