ankylosis

It was labour, whose practical difference from the other forms of labour consisted in the nature of its risk, which did not lie in ankylosis, or lead poisoning, or fire-damp, or gritty dust, but in what may be briefly defined in its own special phraseology as "Seven years hard." Chief Inspector Heat was, of course, not insensible to the gravity of moral differences.

Also, the child developed the complication of TMJ Ankylosis right side, which is further corrected by osteotomy operative procedure.

Extensive HO can result in clinically significant contractures or complete ankylosis of the elbow (8).

There was no clinical and radiographic evidence of complications such as--root fracture, root resorption, ankylosis, and soft tissue dehiscence was observed.

Their result is different from our study because they conducted study on a large sample 276 and having no exclusion criteria except any gross obvious pathology in jaw or TMJ ankylosis.

Computed tomography of the cervical spine was performed, revealing bony ankylosis of both facet joints (Figure 1).

The prevalence of sacroiliac lesions on blinded MRI assessment was similar in 20 patients who had skin psoriasis for a median of 23 years and in 22 healthy controls, and no sacroiliac ankylosis was seen in either group.

(3,4) Involvement of the stapes footplate at the oval window leads to early conductive hearing loss via annular ligament ankylosis. With disease progression, otodystrophic damage of the cochlea results in generalized retrofenestral or cochleariform otosclerosis.

All restorations should be verified (leaking margins and recurrent caries), and the percussion should be noted and compared with adjacent teeth (as an example, a metallic sound may suggest an ankylosis).

He explained that the patient's Temporal Mandibula Joint (TMJ) was "fused with the base of the skull" leading to what is known as total fibrous and bony ankylosis, which means the abnormal stiffening and immobility of a joint.

Love Without Reason has partnered with hospitals in Zimbabwe and in India to provide nearly 500 surgeries for children and adults born with craniofacial birth defects, such as cleft lip, cleft palate, ankylosis, or micrognathia.

The articular spaces are usually preserved for a long time, before destruction is caused by crystal deposition in the hyaline cartilage and synovial membrane, which lead to degeneration and ankylosis (11).