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Übersetzung für '[fracture]' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- rib {adj} [attr.] [e.g. cartilage, fracture]
- Rippen- [z. B. Knorpel, Bruch]anat.med.
- arm {adj} [attr.] [e.g. fracture, injury, protector]
- Arm- [z. B. Bruch, Verletzung, Schützer]
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- leg {adj} [attr.] [e.g. amputation, brace, fracture, muscle]
- Bein- [z. B. Amputation, Schiene, Fraktur, Muskel]
- mandibular {adj} [e.g. branch, tooth, fracture]
- Unterkiefer- [z. B. Ast, Zahn, Fraktur]anat.med.
- maxillary {adj} [e.g. bone, fracture]
- Oberkiefer- [z. B. Knochen, Fraktur]anat.med.
- gunshot {adj} [attr.] [e.g. fracture, injury, wound]
- Schuss- [z. B. Fraktur, Verletzung, Wunde]med.weapons
- carpal {adj} [attr.] [e.g. bone, fracture, injury]
- Handwurzel- [z. B. Knochen, Fraktur, Verletzung]anat.med.
- impacted {adj} {past-p} [humeral fracture, etc.]
- eingestaucht [Humerusfraktur usw.]med.
- nondisplaced {adj} [e.g. fracture]
- ohne Verschiebung [nachgestellt]med.
- orbital {adj} [e.g. fracture, gland, roof, wall]
- Orbita- [fachspr.] [Augenhöhlen-] [z. B. Fraktur, Drüse, Dach, Wand]anat.med.zool.
- reducible {adj} [e.g. fracture, hernia]
- reponibel [eine Reposition zulassend] [z. B. ein reponibler Bruch, eine reponible Hernie]med.
- segmental {adj} [e.g. arch, collapse, fracture]
- Segment- [z. B. Bogen, Kollaps, Fraktur]
- to mend [fracture]
- heilenmed.
- to reduce sth. [a fracture]
- etw. einrichten [eine Fraktur, einen Knochenbruch]med.
- to reduce [a fracture]
- reponieren [Fraktur, Knochenbruch]med.
- to reduce sth. [a fracture, a dislocated joint]
- etw. richten [eine Fraktur, ein disloziertes Gelenk]med.
- to set sth. [a fracture]
- etw. einrichten [einen Knochenbruch]med.
- break [fracture] [also of relationship, development etc.]
- Bruch {m}
- fault [fracture in a rock formation causing a discontinuity]
- Abschiebung {f} [Verwerfung]geol.
- setting [of a fracture]
- Reponieren {n} [einer Fraktur]med.
- [avulsion fracture of the distal phalanx of a finger]
- Hausfrauenfinger {m} [ugs.] [knöcherner Sehnenausriss am Fingerendglied]med.
- nailing [fracture treatment]
- Frakturnagelung {f}med.
- non-reducible {adj} [e.g. hernia, fracture]
- irreponibel [keine Reposition zulassend]med.
- Bankart's fracture [also: Bankart fracture]
- Bankart-Fraktur {f}med.
- Barton's fracture [also: Barton fracture]
- Barton-Fraktur {f}med.
- Bennett's fracture [also: Bennett fracture]
- Bennett-Fraktur {f}med.
- Bosworth fracture [also: Bosworth's fracture]
- Bosworth-Fraktur {f} [selten]med.
- Chance fracture [also: Chance's fracture]
- Chance-Fraktur {f}med.
- chauffeur's fracture [also: chauffeur fracture]
- Chauffeur-Fraktur {f}med.
- Colles fracture [also: Colles' fracture]
- Colles-Fraktur {f}med.
- complicated fracture [Fractura complicata] [open fracture]
- komplizierte Fraktur {f} [offene Fraktur]med.
- Cotton's fracture [also: Cotton fracture] [dated] [trimalleolar fracture]
- Cotton-Fraktur {f}math.
- dancer's fracture [coll.] [sometimes incorrectly used for Jones fracture]
- Jones-Fraktur {f}med.
- dancer's fracture [tuberosity avulsion fracture, pseudo-Jones fracture]
- Pseudo-Jones-Fraktur {f}med.
Tänzerfraktur {f} [Pseudo-Jones-Fraktur]med. - Diamantina Deep [portion on Diamantina Fracture Zone]
- Diamantinatief {n}geogr.
- Dupuytren fracture [also: Dupuytren's fracture]
- Dupuytren-Fraktur {f}med.
- Duverney fracture [also: Duverney's fracture]
- Duverney-Fraktur {f}med.
Querbruch {m} der Darmbeinschaufelmed. - fissured fracture [linear fracture]
- Sprungbruch {m} [selten] [Knochenfissur, Spaltbruch, Haarbruch]med.
- fracture risk [risk of bone fracture]
- Frakturgefährdung {f} [Risiko eines Knochenbruchs]med.
- Galeazzi fracture [also: Galeazzi's fracture]
- Galeazzi-Fraktur {f}
- Gosselin's fracture [also: Gosselin fracture]
- Gosselin-Fraktur {f}med.
- hangee's fracture [coll.] [hangman's fracture, hanged-person's fracture]
- Hangman-Fraktur {f} [auch: Hanged-Man-Fraktur]med.
- hangman's fracture [also: hangman fracture] [hanged-person's fracture]
- Hangman-Fraktur {f}med.
Erhängungsfraktur {f}med. - hook plate [e.g. for medical clavicle fracture]
- Hakenplatte {f} [z. B. zur Fixation bei Klavikulafraktur]med.
- Hutchinson fracture [also: Hutchinson's fracture]
- Hutchinson-Fraktur {f}med.
- Jefferson fracture [also: Jefferson's fracture]
- Jefferson-Fraktur {f}med.
- Jones fracture [also: Jones's fracture]
- Jones-Fraktur {f}med.
- Malgaigne's fracture [also: Malgaigne fracture]
- Malgaigne-Fraktur {f}med.
- Moore's fracture [also: Moore fracture]
- Moore-Fraktur {f}med.
- non-union [of fracture; pseudarthrosis]
- Nichtvereinigung {f} [der Frakturenden; Pseudoarthrose]med.
- parry fracture [dated] [Monteggia's fracture]
- Parierfraktur {f}med.
- Pott's fracture [also: Pott's syndrome I] [archaic, or coll. in the U.S. for a bimalleolar fracture]
- Pott-Fraktur {f} [veraltend]med.
- Rolando's fracture [also: Rolando fracture]
- Rolando-Fraktur {f}med.
- Segond fracture [also: Segond's fracture]
- Segond-Fraktur {f}med.
- Shepherd's fracture [also: Shepherd fracture]
- Shepherd-Cloquet-Fraktur {f} [auch: Shepherd-Fraktur]med.
- torsion fracture [also spiral fracture]
- Drehbruch {m} [auch Torsions-/Spiralbruch]med.
Drehfraktur {f} [auch Torsions-/Spiralfraktur]med. - pseudo-Jones fracture [fracture of the fifth metatarsal bone of the foot]
- Pseudo-Jones-Fraktur {f}med.
- (Chinese) finger-trap traction [e.g. in distal radius fracture]
- Aushang {m} der Hand [mit Hilfe von Mädchenfängern]med.MedTech.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- Fracture in materials is studied and quantified in multiple ways.
- A fracture of the forearm can be classified as to whether it involves only the ulna (ulnar fracture), only the radius (radius fracture), or both radioulnar fracture.
- The rupture occurred on one of the many ancient fracture zones within the Macquarie Block, known as Fracture Zone 5 or the Lhuwa Fracture Zone.
- He published and edited over 40 books in the area of mechanics of materials, fracture mechanics and experimental mechanics.
- Soft materials also present an interesting behavior during fracture because they become highly deformed before crack propagation.
- A Malgaigne fracture is vertical pelvic fracture with bilateral sacroiliac dislocation and fracture of the pubic rami.
- "Adhesive fracture" (sometimes referred to as "interfacial fracture") is when debonding occurs between the adhesive and the adherend.
- -phase leads to a partial intergranular fracture; however, the fracture behavior remains ductile overall.
- In July 1968, "Josiah Willard Gibbs" surveyed a large fracture zone crossing the Mid-Atlantic Ridge at [...].
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