deformity

Preposition: of

• toe: There are many causes of deformity of the small toes.
• knee: Less commonly, valgus deformity of the knee will be seen in association with lateral compartment osteoarthritis.
• foot: Some people with deformities of the foot also have deformed toes.

Converse of object

• correct: Louis talks about the pressure to rapidly correct deformities.
• prevent: Surgical excision is necessary to prevent deformities of the nasal structure from occurring.
• cause: A surgical method for treating scarring which restricts normal movement of joints, or causes deformity.
• produce: Insulin produces deformities in mice, rabbits and chickens.
• develop: You have developed an obvious structural deformity of your spine.

Adjective modifier

• vertebral: The first arm included women with existing vertebral deformity.
• congenital: People with a congenital deformity in the urinary system.
• varus: Look for instability of the joint, leg length inequality, marked valgus or varus deformity.
• valgus: Less commonly, valgus deformity of the knee will be seen in association with lateral compartment osteoarthritis.
• postural: Most importantly, it is preventing postural deformity in the future.
• facial: These combined strategies now treat in excess of 1,000 children suffering from facial deformities each year.

Noun used with modifier

• flatfoot: However, all patients had persistence of flatfoot deformity.
• planovalgus: Some patients are not particularly conscious of even quite gross planovalgus deformity and complain mainly of pain.
• flexion: How do you manage someone with painful bilateral hips with 30 degrees fixed flexion deformity.
• toe: Remember that the critical position to assess toe deformities is with the patient standing.
• skull: So far the Moscow operations have been carried out to correct jaw or skull deformities.
• limb: Limb deformities are the second most common congenital abnormality found in human live births.