base fracture

[′bās ′frak·chər]

(mining engineering)

In quarrying, the broken condition of the base after a blast; it may be a good or bad base fracture.

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On initial physical exam, the patient demonstrated signs of skull base fracture, including periorbital ecchymyosis (Figure 1) and hemotympanum.

Basilar artery transection after closed head trauma

In addition, the results of our study also demonstrated that a greater condylar height to ramus height ratio decreases the likelihood of a condylar base fracture but increases the probability of a condylar head fracture.

Correlation between Condylar Fracture Pattern after Parasymphyseal Impact and Condyle Morphological Features: A Retrospective Analysis of 107 Chinese Patients

On the other hand the least prevalent complications were denture base fracture (06%), clasp fracture (06%) and wearing off of artificial teeth (9%).

PROSTHESIS AND ABUTMENT RELATED COMPLICATIONS IN PATIENTS WEARING HEAT CURE ACRYLIC RESIN PARTIAL REMOVABLE DENTURES

Despite regular inspections, the rail defect was not detected because the bolt hole crack and the rail base fracture were behind the joint bars which made visual detection difficult, especially in the winter months when snow covered the rail base.

Canada : Broken rail led to January 2015 train derailment and propane release near Nipigon, Ontario

National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE Guideline) now recommends selection of adults for CT scan in minor head trauma when within 1 hour having GCS less than 13 when assessed or GCS less than 15 2 hours after injury suspected open/depressed or skull base fracture post traumatic seizure focal neurological deficit persistent vomiting or loss of consciousness since injury.

FREQUENCY OF POSITIVE CT SCAN FINDINGS IN MINOR HEAD TRAUMA BASED ON NICE GUIDELINES

Skull base fracture involving the clivus was the most common finding.

Multiple cranial nerve injuries following closed head trauma: case report and review/Lesiones de multiples nervios craneales luego de traumatismo craneal cerrado: reporte de caso y revision del tema

Further data in this regard has been provided by Kiziklilic, [8] who found that the earliest complete closure of the synchondrosis occurred at the age of 13 years, and if a transverse hypodense zone across the clivus is seen on CT scans in individuals with head trauma who are 13 years of age or older, it is more likely to represent a skull base fracture than a persistent synchondrosis.

Determination of the Chronological Age of Skull Base Suture Closure Using Computed Tomography

2) 3 months following the initial injury revealed ipsilateral nonunions of a comminuted type I coracoid base fracture (i.

Ipsilateral nonunions of the coracoid process and distal clavicle: a rare shoulder girdle fracture pattern

Radiological imaging, an hour later, demonstrated no brain injury, skull base fracture or cervical spine injury.

Lastly, denture base fracture was seen in 3% patients which were all due to dentures falling to the floor on repeated occasions.

FREQUENCY OF SHORT TERM POST-INSERTION COMPLAINTS IN CONVENTIONAL COMPLETE DENTURE WEARERS TREATED BY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

CSF rhinorrhea refers to the flow of CSF through skull base fracture or defects and dural tears into the nasosinus or nasocavity, and CSF drains from the nose.

Surgical Repair and Detection of Cerebrospinal Fluid Rhinorrhea using Magnetic Resonance Cisternography and Skull Base Coronal Thin-section Computed Tomography Scan

Out of these 96 cases, 29 cases sustained skull base fracture while the remaining 67 cases sustained fracture of vault of skull.

A study of the pattern of cranio-facial injuries in fatal road traffic accidents in Tripura

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