Examples of using Dislocation in English and their translations into German
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Political
No. She had a dislocation.
Same dislocation of the skull.
Fracturée wich or without dislocation.
Fracture dislocation code 021.
Dislocation of the cleft side nose wing.
Cause of death was cervical dislocation.
Shifta-(kwo) shift, dislocation, displacement.
Looks like right anterior shoulder dislocation.
S63- Dislocation, sprain and strain of joints and….
KGB counterintelligence gave data on their dislocation.
Incomplete dislocation with loosening of the ligaments.
You're right--the acromioclavicular ligament shows signs of repeated dislocation.
Dislocation of the trimmer base may cause personal injuries.
Conversion, expansion or dislocation of your existing cooling units.
S73- Dislocation, sprain and strain of joint and ligaments of hip.
On this level is a magnetic sensor which responds to a dislocation of the ball.
I need to reduce the dislocation, or you could lose your leg.
She suffers from paranoia, delusions of persecution and dislocation from reality.
If the dislocation is larger, an operative treatment is necessary.
Lachauer's works investigate differentness, belonging, dislocation, and tradition.
Only the dislocation of the insects themselves changes inside it.
I was diagnosed with"extensive soft tissue damage in the hands, partial dislocation of the right shoulder, high blood pressure, heart disease, fever, heat stroke, etc.
T14.3- Dislocation, sprain and strain of unspecified body region.
The term luxation is used for the dislocation and complete disruption of a joint.
S83- Dislocation, sprain and strain of joints and ligaments of knee.
VSUES has very convenient dislocation in terms of city transport and infrastructure.
Partial dislocation, incomplete dislocation of a joint often automatically reset.
We could also retrieve the unit dislocation in Palmyra coordinates 34.55594700, 38.27559300.
M24.3- Pathological dislocation and subluxation of joint, not elsewhere classified.
Subluxation- partial dislocation. minor displacement of an articular piece from its natural position.