Ischial

Définitions de « ischial »

Ischial - Adjectif

• Relatif à l'ischion.

  La douleur ischiale qu'il ressentait était directement liée à une chute récente sur la glace, comprenant qu'un traitement ciblé sur l'ischion serait indispensable pour son rétablissement.

Étymologie de « ischial »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « ischial » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « ischial »

• Lipofilling was proposed to adult chronic spinal cord injury patients with history of ischial tuberosity pressure ulcers surgery, at risk of recurrence of pressure ulcers due to unsatisfactory adipose tissue thickness.

• The ischium is the sitting bone part of the pelvis and the bit that rests on the saddle. Although it’s quite unusual in cyclists, if you spend enough time in the saddle then a sac – a bursa – can form just underneath that ischial bone.

• The patient presented with acute pain and tenderness localized to the area of the buttock and upper thigh overlying the ischial tuberosity.

• To determine age in young people, the most commonly used radiological studies are hand-wrist radiographs (including distal ulna and radial epiphysis), and elbow, shoulder, and pelvic radiographs that depict the iliac and ischial borders, explained Akkaya and colleagues in an e-poster at the 2016 congress of the European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology (ESSR).

• Researchers took various measurements and observations from 240 individuals; 120 female and 120 male volunteers who were recruited to represent a good cross-section of the global population. The study included pressure mapping of saddles in use in different ride positions, and recording the distance between ischial bones.

Traductions du mot « ischial »

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