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fractures Meaning
fractures
the general appearance of a freshly broken surface of a mineral, to undergo fracture, the breaking of a bone, to cause great disorder in, the act or process of breaking or the state of being broken, to cause a fracture in, to go beyond the limits of (something, such as a rule), to break up, an injury resulting from fracture of a bone, the act or process of breaking, the rupture (as by tearing) of soft tissue, the breaking of hard tissue and especially bone, the breaking of hard tissue (such as bone), rupture, tear, to cause a crack or fracture in, to cause a rupture or tear in, the result of fracturing, to damage or destroy as if by rupturing
fractures Sentence Examples
- The car accident caused multiple fractures in the driver's leg.
- The elderly patient suffered a hip fracture after a fall.
- The surgeon performed a closed reduction for the displaced bone fracture.
- The stress fracture on the runner's foot developed gradually over time.
- The X-ray revealed a comminuted fracture of the wrist bone.
- The hairline fracture was barely visible on the imaging.
- The bone fractures healed successfully after six weeks of immobilization.
- The compound fracture resulted in a laceration and protruding bone fragments.
- The fracture of the cervical spine caused paralysis in the patient's arms.
- The osteoporotic bone fractures were due to a decrease in bone density.
FAQs About the word fractures
the general appearance of a freshly broken surface of a mineral, to undergo fracture, the breaking of a bone, to cause great disorder in, the act or process of
breaks, fragments,disrupts, breaks up, destroys, ruins, dismembers, blasts, shatters, cracks
mends, rebuilds,repairs, doctors, reconstructs, fixes, heals, renovates,patches, reconditions
The car accident caused multiple fractures in the driver's leg.
The elderly patient suffered a hip fracture after a fall.
The surgeon performed a closed reduction for the displaced bone fracture.
The stress fracture on the runner's foot developed gradually over time.
