Sentences with phrase «facial bones»

These breeds are known for their shortened facial bones that give the face a pushed - in appearance.

Between the fetal stage and adulthood, facial bones change shape and position.

$ 350,000 — Nursing home neglect results in wrongful death (November 2013) 78 - year - old resident in a nursing home suffered a fall resulting in facial bone fractures and death.

By the time Archie reached Charity Hospital, he'd suffered a host of injuries, including broken facial bones and skull fractures, leading hospital staffers to conclude he had been kicked repeatedly, medical records show.

Anna Wind broke a vertebrae, her nose, and two other facial bones in the accident.

His injuries included a head injury, fractured facial bones, a punctured lung, multiple broken ribs, lacerated spleen, and shattered elbow and knee which required numerous surgeries.

The researchers used a high - definition digital camera to capture 3D image of the facial surface and computed tomography scans to obtain digital information on the underlying facial bones for each patient.

The AR system helped in planning and confirming reconstruction of the underlying facial bones, for example, in a patient with a congenital bone development disorder and another patient with a complex facial fracture.

But that all the other «tissue», the skin on the face, the palate, the teeth, the tongue, the lining of the mouth etc, in many brachycephalic dogs, is still much the same as it would be for a dog with normal facial bones.

When we were busy breeding pugs with shorter facial bones, we sadly failed to reduce the soft tissues of the pug's face in proportion to his new smaller muzzle.

Jaw and facial bones grow, creating space between the baby teeth for your child's permanent teeth to come in.

Those cells affect skin color, ear cartilage, facial bone formation, and the adrenal glands, which produce stress hormones and testosterone — all of which differ in domesticated and undomesticated animals.

These cells orchestrate the development of the jaws and other facial bones as well as the heart and its major vessels in a growing embryo, says Benner.

Hale considered the wide interest in the technology as an opportunity to steer some of the research toward repairing facial bones torn apart by IEDs.

A few days after fertilization, so - called neural crest cells migrate to the soon - to - be head, where they help form tiny buds of tissue that eventually develop into facial bones.

Rodriguez also concludes that including selective facial bone structure in addition to the chin of the donor provided natural bone marrow stem cells to help the transplanted face thrive following the surgery, and provided the necessary positional support for the facial soft tissues.

Patients also suffer from deformed facial bones and a malfunctioning thymus gland.

Scientists propose that hominin facial bones evolved for protection against the powerful blows of combat.

Maleficent: complicated, emotional, a fierce protector of what she holds dear, and possessing of an angular facial bone structure.

Carnasial tooth abscesses may open and drain between the tooth and the gum tissue but it is common for the abscess to involve the maxillary facial bone that overlies the tooth.

There are also differences in the way that the brachycephaly affects different facial bones.

There is a lot of tissue in a healthy dog's muzzle, and when the dog's facial bones become shortened, that tissue does not necessarily get reduced in proportion to the reduction in bone size

Common injuries that can result from malfunctioning airbags are broken facial bones, blindness, burns, or disfigurement.

But all moderately or severely brachycephalic dogs have some degree of health impairment, compared with dogs that have normal facial bones.

Brachycephalic puppies have short facial bones, but the same amount of facial tissue as a dog with a normal length muzzle.

Certainly, much of the localized affected tissue, including affected turbinate or other facial bones and the tissues that line them, can be surgically removed, either before or after radiation treatment, depending upon the location and severity of cancerous infiltration.

Handle the tasks of providing emergency treatment in areas of facial injuries like intra-oral lacerations, facial lacerations and fractured facial bones

The shortened facial bones of the brachycephalic dog are caused by inherited abnormalities in jaw structure that are passed down from parents to puppies, when a short nosed dog is mated to another short nosed dog.

Almost at once Louise realized that these were not ponies at all — they had the distinctive gait, temperament, and facial bone structure of horses.

The activity of sucking at the breast enhances development of baby's oral muscles, facial bones, and aids in optimal dental development.23

The facial bones which contain a lot of diagnostic traits for paleoanthropologists, were, however, missing.

Indeed, it is the rotational movements of the brain inside the calvaria (meaning all of the cranium except for the facial bones) and the shearing forces affecting the upper reticular formation that create torque, which leads to the typical loss of consciousness.

D. horneri's facial bones were lumpy and coarse, like «mud that people have walked through a dozen times,» says study coauthor Thomas Carr, a vertebrate paleontologist at Carthage College in Kenosha, Wis..

Based on the structure of Baby Louie's facial bones and other anatomical features, the team declared the dinosaur a new species.

The IED blast had driven dirty shards of metal through Nelson's right eye and sinus cavity, crushed his facial bones and melted the skin on his face.

Because the bone marrow must struggle to make enough hemoglobin, the marrow cavities enlarge, causing deformities especially in the facial bones.

These include examples of 3D analysis and VSP for complex reconstructive surgery in patients with extensive facial wounds, and in infants and children with congenital deformities of the skull and facial bones.

He insists that the facial bones he examined before his 1984 identification of Philip II showed signs of healed wounds.

The facial bones and teeth of these people, who lived 430,000 years ago, already resemble those of Neandertals, which are known from much younger fossils.

Their first patient was Brad Guilkey, who had been born with Treacher Collins syndrome (TCS), a rare genetic defect, which in Guilkey's case resulted in the absence of some of his facial bones.

In fact, the face and palate of 1470 are so large that until the braincase was assembled, Richard Leakey thought, judging from the facial bones, that 1470 was a robust australopithecine (Walker and Shipman 1996).

TMJ means Temporomandibular Joint, which is the joint where your lower jaw connects to your facial bones just in front of the ear.

Physiotherapy treatment for TMJ Disorders includes postural examination and correction, and may include a combination of manual therapy to the chewing / biting muscles and those in the neck and covering the head, mobilization of the facial bones, jaw and neck, acupuncture as tolerated, electrical stimulation, and therapeutic exercises.

Without proper nutrients in the form of minerals and fat - soluble activators — the bricks and mortar of human biochemistry — the facial bones can not be built strongly enough to support broad facial structure.

I have been told I look skinnier as well when I went vegan because my facial bones were slightly more pronounced but my weight hasn't changed in nearly 2 years

The film is based on a novel, but the condition is real and causes malformities of the facial bones.

Her skull was fractured, her facial bones broken.