- membranes, when the
amniotic sac
ruptures more than an hour
before the
onset of
labor Ruptured spleen Testicular rupture, a rip or tear in the connective...
-
repair of the
diseased aorta can
limit the risk of
aortic rupture.[citation needed]
Aortic ruptures can be
repaired surgically via open
aortic surgery or...
- Earth's surface, but did not
cause surface rupture,
because it was a
blind thrust earthquake.
Surface ruptures commonly occur on pre-existing faults. Only...
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rupture Cruciate ligament §
Rupture Patellar tendon rupture Thomas, JR; Lawton, JN (February 2017). "Biceps and
Triceps Ruptures in Athletes". Hand Clinics...
- A
rupture disc, also
known as a
pressure safety disc,
burst disc,
bursting disc, or
burst diaphragm, is a non-reclosing
pressure relief safety device...
-
Distal tendon rupture will
cause significant weakness with
respect to
forearm supination and flexion,
whereas proximal tendon ruptures do not
cause significant...
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serious accompanying injuries.
Bilateral diaphragmatic rupture,
which occurs in 1–2% of
ruptures, is ****ociated with a much
higher death rate (mortality)...
-
Testicular rupture is a rip or tear in the
tunica albuginea resulting in
extrusion of the
testicular contents,
including the
seminiferous tubules. It...
-
outliers exist. Most
ruptures propagate at
speeds in the
range of 0.5–0.7 of the
shear wave velocity, with only a
minority of
ruptures propagating significantly...
- the dead myocardium. Type II
ruptures typically occur more than 24
hours after the
infarction occurred. Type III
ruptures are
characterized by
early aneurysm...