hypermobile

Related to hypermobile: hypermobile patella

Translations

hyperlaxe

hypermobile

adj hipermóvil

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Up to one in five people in the UK have hypermobile joints and it's more common in women than men.

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In these cases, the ASA is usually large and/or hypermobile and is associated with a large amount of blood being shunted between the atria due to a PFO or septal defect.

ASK THE DOCTORS

Mutations and deletions of the TNXB gene (tenascin-X) lead to a form of hypermobile EDS.

Joint Hypermobility Syndrome and Complex Illness: The Extracellular Matrix Connection

This can be used for procedures such as the temporal brow lift, levatorlabiisuperioris, nasal flare, mental crease, facial asymmetry, upper lip wrinkling, hypermobile upper lip, Crow's feet, facial palsy and in aging of the neck.

Adjunctive surgical procedures enhancing treatment outcome - A literature review

"My joints were hypermobile so it was something that was always likely to happen, but the injury against Middlesbrough made the whole thing happen years before it probably would have done.

Chester FC: What became of Blues wonderkid Matt McKay after Everton dream turned sour; Ex-Chester midfielder speaks candidly on his shock 1998 move to Goodison Park and having to retire from the game at just 21

"For children that may be hypermobile, sitting in the "W" position may overstretch the joints and can weaken the trunk muscles as they are not required to be active."

Position parents shouldn't let their kids sit in as it could cause lifetime of pain; Medical experts have explained the long term damage sitting in the 'W' position can cause in a bid to get parents to keep an eye out

Based on its relation to sacrum, coccyx's mobility has been categorized into four types: (i) rigid, when fused with the sacrum; (ii) normal, once there is flexion or extension within 5[degrees]-25[degrees] on dynamic radiography; (iii) hypermobile, when the range of movement exceeds 25[degrees]; and (iv) dislocated, when it is located posterior to the sacrum.

Spectrum of skeletal disorders during the peripartum period: MRI patterns

Dr Sally Pezaro is a finalist for the British Journal of Midwifery (BJM) Midwife of the Year for her work to improve diagnosis, care and awareness of hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (HEDS) among mothers and pregnant women.

Coventry midwife up for major award

Here in mid Wales we bask in the shade of the contrails from the aircraft of the hypermobile, and fret about our rubbish and recycling.

Western Mail letters: Saturday, February 9, 2019; Your letters to the national newspaper of Wales

First, it's impossible to know if other parts of Meghan's body are hypermobile. Second, hypermobility can also cause some problems.

Why Meghan Markle Could Have An Easy Labor

Hypermobile dancers lack sufficient muscle receptors.

Rubber-band Man

Further classification of EDS into subgroups and delineation of hypermobile EDS (hEDS) are discussed below.