Collocations withankle
These are words often used in combination withankle.
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ankle bone
The calcaneum also has a facet that attaches to both the fibula bone of the leg and another tarsal, or ankle bone.
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ankle injury
Another correspondent has told me that, some years ago, she was knocked down by an electric wheelchair, needed hospital treatment for an ankle injury and still has difficulty climbing stairs.
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ankle joint
During the stance one more polynomial function is added, to be tracked by the actuator at the ankle joint.
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ankle support
They are generally comfortable, with soft uppers, and the high-cut variety also offer good ankle support.
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broken ankle
In that type of place, a broken ankle, a hard frost or many other terrible things may happen.
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fractured ankle
If a patient has a fractured ankle, he can cope with a change of staff.
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injured ankle
Among these were surgery to remove sizable wood fragments embedded in his abdomen from a teenage accident, and a badly injured ankle suffered in 1961.
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left ankle
The reaction forces and torques between foot and floor can be evaluated by analyzing the result plots of joint 1 of left ankle.
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right ankle
Figure 23 shows the computed torque and force on joint 1 of right ankle during the walking simulation with a grasped object.
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sprained ankle
There may be a patient suffering from a sprained ankle as a result of a bicycle accident, or perhaps a woman having an uncomplicated baby.
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