acromial in English

adjective

of the acromion (Anatomy)

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1. Acromegalies acromegalogigantism acromegaloidism acromegaloidisms: acromegaly acromelalgia acromelic acromelic dwarfism acromesomelia acrometagenesis acromia acromial acromial angle acromial arterial network: Literary usage of Acromegalics

2. Total trochitero-acromial shoulder prosthesis

3. A shoulder implant device includes one or more fixation features including an acromial intrusion element and an inflatable humeral balloon portion that receives a fluid through the acromial intrusion element.

4. Subacromial impingement may be due to the type 3 acromial dysplasia described by Bigliani or to a thickening of the coracoacromial ligament at its acromial attachment.

5. Coraco-acromial ligament: It connects the acromion process to the Coracoid process

6. The surgical approach was performed with a lateral para-acromial incision.

7. Acromial morphology can be assessed on X-rays using several parameters.

8. Acromial apophyseolysis is an entity seen as bone marrow edema at the acromial Apophyses in athletes aged 15–25 years and is related to repetitive traction while throwing

9. Subacromial decompression was only performed in case of bursitis or acromial spur.

10. Acromial fractures are rare but severe complications which can occur during subacromial decompression.

11. These plates need to be removed after union to prevent acromial osteolysis.

12. Coracoacromial: ( kōr'ă-kō-ă-krō'mē-ăl ), Relating to the Coracoid and acromial processes

13. Acromial osteolysis was seen in five patients who had their plates in situ.

14. The acromial shape was compared with the classification of Bigliani as derived from conventional radiography.

15. The acromial periosteum is incised vertically. The incision is extended upwards into the trapezius.

16. Guided by an observation of two cases with a bilateral acromial bone and unilateral shoulder troubles after shoulder joint contusions and distorsions, the author discusses the importance of the acromial bone for a diagnosis of shoulder injuries.

17. The quality of the clinical result was not influenced by the size of acromial resection.

18. Exposure of the fracture using an anterior acromial approach and determination of the correct nail entrance point.

19. Conclusion The transplantation of lateral segment spine of scapular flap pedicled with the acromial branch of suprascapular artery was feasible.

20. With arthroscope moved to the subacromial space, bursectomy, electrosurgical release of coracoacromial ligament, resection of acromial hook through standard posterior portal.

21. This is a report on 56 patients treated in the hospital for a dislocation in the claviculo-acromial joint.

22. The pseudarthrosis situated close to the acromial end of the clavicle needs like the congenital and infected one a different operative approach.

23. The implant is inserted under the acromion, does not cause any discomfort at the acromial corner, and is far easier to shape.

24. Resection of 2–3 mm of the acromial side and the 3–4 mm of the clavicular side with shaver/acromionizer.

25. The tributaries of the AAV are the circumflex humeral and muscular veins and rarely the thoraco-acromial and the cephalic veins.

26. The acromial bone, a rare skeleton variety with an isolated ossification center at the acromion, is easily mistaken for an acromion fracture resp. pseudarthrosis.

27. The objective of the current study was to develop a CT based method for measuring the acromiohumeral distance and inferior acromial mineralization.

28. Suturing the capsular flap to the stump of coraco-acromial ligament with the arm in external rotation allows immediate rehabilitation exercises in external rotation.

29. Up to now, the plate has usually been applied starting from the scapular spine and extending across the acromial corner to the humeral shaft.

30. The supraspinatus m. was supplied by the suprascapular a. but the acromial branch of the thoracoacromial a. supplied the tendon of the supraspinatus.

31. Our results suggest that primary or secondary changes of the acromial form can be more accurately evaluated with 3D CT than with conventional radiography.

32. Ganglia and cysts of the supra- and infraspinous muscles can be imaged reliably with MRI, whereas sonography misses those with a purely infra-acromial location.

33. In seven cases the maximal inferior acromial mineralization was identical in both shoulders, and in two cases it was lower on the affected side.

34. The aim of the current study was, therefore, to provide a method of improved measurement of the acromiohumeral distance and the evaluation of the acromial shape.

35. One of the most important extrinsic factors is acromial morphology on which the theory of mechanical outlet impingement and successive tearing of the rotator cuff is based.

36. The divided acromial fragments fall together on release of the retraction. Suture of the split muscles and of the periosteum of the acromion provides adequate closure.

37. In previous studies, three types of acromial shape have been described with the type III or hooked acromion being present in 66% of cases with rotator cuff tears.

38. The principles are based on the conformity with postoperative instructions, about indolence and the preservation of the upper acromial surface if the latter still includes a rotator cuff.

39. In five cases the classification of the acromial form from the conventional radiograph was confirmed by 3D CT, whereas in two cases it was shown to be different.

40. A total trochitero-acromial shoulder prosthesis including two portions, i.e. a trochiterian portion (13) having the shape of a convex spherical sector and provided with fastening means replacing the trochiter, and an acromial portion (12) having the shape of a concave spherical sector with substantially the same diameter as the trochiterian portion (13), and provided with fastening means arranged on the underside of the acromion for covering said trochiterian portion.

41. A biometric study based on 20 human scapulae made it possible to specify the variations in the gap of the Coraco-acromial arch in relation to its depth and height

42. In view of this gliding mechanism of the subacromial bursa and the coracoid aponeurosis, discovered in the course of our investigations, we have to reassess the kinetics of the sub-acromial and subcoracoid space.

43. This prospective study of the results of acromioplasty under endoscopy used to treat sub-acromial impingement is based on evaluation of a series of 45 shoulders with an average follow-up of 37 months.

44. The surgical technique applied by us consists in the application of a traction strap on the claviculo-acromial joint and in the insertion of a screw in order to maintain the proper distance between clavicula and coracoid.

45. Coracoid process fractures are an uncommon type of scapular fracture.They do not often occur in isolation and are often associated with acromial, clavicular, or other scapular fracture, as well as glenohumeral dislocation or acromioclavicular joint injury.

46. Furthermore there is a positive correlation (p < 0.01) between the CSA and medialisation. The mean follow-up after revision was 15.9 months (min. 6, max. 97) with no more reluxations or acromial stress fractures.

47. For the purpose of rheumatic diseases, ultrasound standard scans help to detect the lesions at the biceps tendon, the bursae, the rotator cuff, the humeral head as well as in the acromial and sternoclavicular joints.

48. In 37 of these cases surgery was performed-based on the indication of an injury according to theTossy III classification; complete dislocation in the claviculo-acromial joint, tearing of the joint capsule and of the stabilising ligaments.

49. Measurement of shoulders is conducted by placing the device arms [22] on the acromial process of subject while measurement of hips is conducted by placing the device arms [22] on the anterior superior iliac spine of the subject.

50. The second one, called the acromial artery, ran deep to the anterior part of the deltoid muscle, near the clavicle and the acromion. The posterior circumflex humeral artery was the most important artery. It supplied the posterior and middle parts of the deltoid muscle.