Preposition: of

• elbow: Radial neck fracture may occur in association with a posterior dislocation of the elbow.

• hip: One dislocation of hip, fracture dislocation of elbow.

• shoulder: Dislocation of the shoulder, hip, knee or spine.

• joint: But for some children with cerebral palsy, repeated dislocation of the hip joint is a fact of life.

Converse of object

• suffer: There are, of course, other factors: among them the sense of dislocation suffered by members of Ireland's mobile work force.

Adjective modifier

• atlanto-occipital: Terminal Injuries: 1 ) There was atlanto-occipital joint dislocation accompanied by much local hemorrhage ( presumed caused by euthanasia by the handler ).

• patellar: In people where the groove is too shallow, their patella may actually slip out of the groove, causing a patellar dislocation.

• congenital: At 18 months Matthew was diagnosed with a congenital dislocation of his hip.

• posterior: X-rays of the elbow were taken which show a posterior dislocation.

• anterior: The protocols described below apply to the reduction of the commonest type of injury, anterior dislocation.

• recurrent: Some shoulders with recurrent dislocation become stable over time.

Modifies a noun

• density: Any increase in dislocation density will have a large effect on how easily the material can be deformed.

• motion: Slip geometry: the critical resolved shear stress Slip occurs by dislocation motion.

• loop: TEM showed the abundant presence of defects ( mostly dislocation loops ) but no evidence of nucleation of beta ' precipitates on these defects.

Noun used with modifier

• patella: I've had 2 major patella dislocations in the past 6 months.

• hip: An Action Medical Research team has been looking at ways of reducing the incidence of hip dislocation in children with bilateral cerebral palsy.

• screw: A screw dislocation is more complex - the Burgers vector is parallel to the dislocation line.

• fracture: One dislocation of hip, fracture dislocation of elbow.

• shoulder: In 82 % there was no true shoulder dislocation.

• neck: Neck dislocation ( manually or by a device ).