Exemplos de uso de Most affected site em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The mandible was the most affected site.
The most affected sites were the abdomen and lower limbs.
The head and neck involvement is rare, andthe larynx is the most affected site.
In men, the most affected sites were the trunk and face/hair scalp.
Therefore, reports in the literature are quite divergent with regard to the most affected sites.
Most affected sites were lumbar region and limbs.
This is the most common type, and the most affected sites are head and neck.
The most affected sites are tongue, floor of mouth, and lower lip.
Regarding the anatomical location of the tumor,we found that the most affected sites were the tongue 40.5%, followed by the floor of mouth 20.6.
The most affected sites were the spinal cord between T3-L3(40.9%) and thalamus-cortex 17.5.
In their most aggressive feature, these tumors may generate metastases, the liver andperitoneum being the most affected sites.
In this region, the most affected sites are the nasopharynx, tonsils and base of the tongue.
All of the patients underwent bronchoscopy with a flexible bronchoscope model 1T10; Olympus Corp., Tokyo, Japan.The bronchoscope was directed toward the middle lobe/lingula or the most affected site.
The supraglottis is the most affected site by these metastases, and the glottis is the less frequent one.
One of the purposes is to help in the epidemiology of injuries in sports and in karate, the front kick is one of the most used strokes, while at the same time,the legs were the most affected sites due to injuries.
Although the buttock is the most affected site it was also described on the shoulder, thigh, knee and ankle.
Although volumetry has the aim of measuring irregular edemas like lymphedema, perimetry, when performed carefully,supplements the evaluation as it shows the most affected sites, because the lymphedema is not homogeneous.
In the digestive tract the most affected sites in descending order are the rectum, sigmoid colon, ileocecal appendix, terminal ileum and cecum.
A survey of 2788 cases of lesions resulting from trauma showed that the lower lip is not only the most frequent areafor mucocele occurrence n 676; 64.5%, but also the most affected site of all soft tissue injuries associated with trauma n 815; 29.5.
The most affected sites in descending order were: upper limbs 78% of the patients, lower limbs and trunk 52%, face 21.7%, and neck 17% Graph 2.
It was possible to detect through the pain evaluation protocol, the most affected sites through painful symptomatology in professional ballet dancers.
The mandible is the most affected site, particularly in its posterior portion, corresponding to 22% of cases, followed by the metaphyseal region of long bones.
In comparing both studies it is observed that the two most affected sites were knees and low back, only in a different order.
The most affected site of onset and current location of lesion were the upper limbs, reported in 36.5% 31 and 63.5% 54 of cases, respectively.
The radiologist should initiate the study by investigating the anterior region to the oval window,which is the most affected site fissula ante fenestram with special attention on the stapes footplate and to the possibility of obliterative otosclerosis.
The parietal region alone was the second most affected site of the calvaria in our study(18%); this finding was in contrast with the findings of other reports, which place it in the third position after the temporal region5.
In 1973, Lowrey was the first to suggest the theory of posterior apophyseal avulsion. These injuries are caused by microtraumas due to repetitious activities and often affect adolescents and young adults who apophyseal ring andvertebral body are incompletely fused before 18 years old. There are reports stating that most affected sites are vertebral bodies L4 and L5. Although the association between apophyseal ring and herniated disc is described in young patients, its mechanism is uncertain.
Lapthanasupkul et al. described the palate as the most affected site. In our study, 22.2% of erythroplakias were found in the soft palate and 11.1% in the hard palate.
In long bones, metaphyseal andepiphyseal regions are the most affected sites, presumably because the greater local vascularization, with possibility of direct extension of the process into the articular space, which is believed to occur in about 30% of cases.
The aortic valve is the most commonly affected site.