impingement|impingements in English

noun

collision, hit; infringement, encroachment, intrusion; influencing, making of an impressio

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1. Physical therapy for femoroAcetabular impingement in Seattle, Washington State

2. Anterolateral ankle impingement is one of the impingement syndromes of the ankle and can occur as a posttraumatic sequel of an inversion injury 1-6.

3. In contrast, a “pathological” impingement after ACL reconstruction is associated with extension deficit.

4. “Coracoid impingement is a rare cause of anterior shoulder pain, which should be considered especially after the failure of previous surgery for impingement, biceps tendon lesions, instability, or an operation on the Coracoid…”

5. Impegement plates ( are easily installed and removed in the oven chamber to provide impingement air upwardly or downwardly.

6. Controlling cooling flow in a cooled turbine vane or blade using an impingement tube

7. A high speed cooking oven having an air impingement heater with an improved orifice configuration

8. The analysis pointed out that no test has adequate screening accuracy in detecting impingement syndrome.

9. The shape of the acromion is strongly associated with impingement syndrome and with rotator cuff tears.

10. For example, rotator cuff tears or degeneration or an unusual shape or length of the Coracoid bone can lead to Coracoid impingement.

11. Fluid in the balloon portion maintains separation of the acromion and the humerus to reduce or prevent impingement.

12. The presence of Coxa profunda is neither necessary nor sufficient to support a diagnosis of pincer-type femoroacetabular impingement.

13. Fine Blanking makes use of additional supporting tools (pads) and impingement technology to minimize plastic deformation during the shearing

14. Anterolateral impingement of the ankle is a relatively uncommon cause of chronic lateral ankle pain produced by entrapment of abnormal soft tissue in the Anterolateral gutter of the ankle [2–4] ().Anterolateral impingement is thought to occur subsequent to relatively minor inversion injuries of …

15. The existing damage of the acetabular cartilage originated by the impingement at the time of surgery can hardly be improved.

16. This procedure is offered when the femoro-acetabular impingement has led to extensive cartilage damage on femoral head (ball) and Acetabulum (pelvis).

17. The Coracoid impingement test works like this: The PT stands beside you and raises your arm to shoulder level with your elbow bent at a 90-degree angle

18. Taj Mahal , one of the world ' s seven wonders , has developed such stone leprosy due to impingement of acid fumes emitted by the nearby refinery at Mathura .

19. Coracoid impingement is an uncommon problem and rarely occurs alone without some other change in the nearby anatomic structures contributing to the problem

20. Coracoplasty has become a more commonly performed surgical procedure, as Coracoid impingement has become increasingly recognized as a cause of persistent anterior shoulder pain

21. Anterior ankle impingement typically occurs in athletes who have played years in sports that involve a kicking motion or repeated ankle extremes of motion.

22. The surface protectant reduces the generation of dust/fines from the proppant caused by abrasion and impingement during transportation and conveyance, particularly pneumatic transfer.

23. Anterior and posterior impingement result from the abutting of anatomical structures leading to pain and limitation in the range of motion of the ankle joint.

24. Anterior ankle impingement is a source of chronic ankle pain seen in athletes that complain of longstanding chronic pain in the front of their ankle

25. Following is a case report of subcoracoid impingement caused by an accessory coracobrachialis muscle in an alpinist treated by resection of the muscular supernumerary slip.