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Suprafascial avulsions are
those in
which the
depth of the
removed skin
reaches the
subcutaneous tissue layer,
while subfascial avulsions extend deeper...
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published a
study examining evidence for
tendon avulsions in
theropod dinosaurs.
Among the
dinosaurs studied,
avulsion injuries were only
noted among Tyrannosaurus...
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fluvial geomorphology,
avulsion is the
rapid abandonment of a
river channel and the
formation of a new
river channel.
Avulsions occur as a
result of channel...
- Look up
avulsion or
avulse in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Avulsion in
general refers to a
tearing away. Specifically, it can
refer to:
Avulsion fracture...
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periodontal ligament,
which becomes torn when the
tooth is
knocked out.
Avulsions of
primary teeth are more
common in
young children as they
learn to move...
- include:
Bankart lesions Anterior labroligamentous periosteal sleeve avulsions glenolabral articular disruption (GLAD)
lesions HAGL
Treatment is surgical...
- In real
property law,
avulsion refers to a
sudden loss of land,
which results from the
action of water. It
differs from accretion,
which describes a gradual...
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- away with the tendon,
during forceful contraction.
Isolated avulsion is rare.
Avulsions normally occur during a
rapid or
violent movement involving hip...
- has done so, due to an
avulsion of the
anterior inferior tibiofibular ligament, at the
opposite end to a Wagstaffe-Le Fort
avulsion fracture The fracture...
