| In front, the mobile plate is highly scalloped to avoid all contact with the patellar tendon or the point of the patella in hyperflexion. |
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| There is also an increase in pressure reflexes, i.e. a stimulus which affects the palm of the hand provokes a reflected hyperflexion in that hand. |
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| The patient was wearing a seatbelt during the impact and reported hyperflexion of his neck upon impact. |
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| The mechanism of injury is often a direct blow to the front of the lower leg in contact or a fall onto the knee causing hyperflexion of the knee. |
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| He looked at the spinal columns of 12 babies whose history showed evidence of injury from hyperflexion — in other words, severe whiplash, from shaking or, for example, from a car accident. |
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| Had the nurses reassessed the need for hyperflexion, injury to the patient could have been avoided. |
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| Squatting and hyperflexion are discouraged for at least 6 months. |
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| Hyperflexion of the neck was encouraged by experienced practitioners. |
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