| Chips or splints are often fashioned by the cutter with very little loss of weight. |
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| People sometimes mistakenly use the term shin splints to refer to a wider array of lower leg problems. |
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| The announcement was made, he returned to England as the rest of the squad flew to Jamaica and a scan suggested another injury, shin splints. |
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| Medications, hand splints and physical therapy can help in earlier stages of rheumatoid arthritis. |
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| Among younger dancers, overuse injuries like shin splints and Achilles tendinitis are common. |
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| She had very bad shin splints to the point of a stress fracture after taking classes on a concrete floor. |
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| Soft plastic mouth guards, or occlusal splints, may be needed to prevent damage from trauma, as in sports injuries, or bruxism. |
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| Specialist equipment such as splints, callipers and braces can help with paralysis and contractures. |
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| He broke up a soap box, put his leg in splints, and drove his team to the nearest boundary rider's hut, from where he was taken to Port Augusta. |
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| The 19-year-old, who was born in England but raised in Oz, has had a frustrating season after being sidelined with shin splints. |
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| Even if the interior cushioning is good, slamming down on a hard heel all day can give you shin splints. |
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| Southern African herbalists apply milk of the euphorbia to draw out deep-lying thorns and use wooden splints for broken limbs. |
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| The most frequent complaints were knee pain, shin splints, and, to a lesser extent, midfoot pain. |
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| The splints are designed and made specifically for each patient and work in the same way as a brace reshapes teeth. |
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| It's usually at this point that people pick up niggles like shin splints or knee problems or injure their Achilles tendon. |
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| Shin splints describes the pain and discomfort a runner feels on either side of the shin bone, called the tibia. |
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| On the plus side, I went out for a run last night and did 23 minutes without stopping or suffering from shin splints. |
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| They described how to treat fractures, they would use splints bound with bandages. |
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| Softer materials are useful for conditions related to shock, such as shin splints, heel bruising and pain beneath the ball of the foot. |
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| The major programmes taken up are making aids and appliances such as callipers, walking aids, belts and braces, artificial limbs and splints. |
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| Worm tipped off with razorfish splints down each side and bound with elastic thread is a cracking bait. |
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| Having good footwear can help you avoid problems such as shin splints, etc. |
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| He was then stricken with shin splints that required a series of operations and left him crawling around his house for months. |
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| Treatment may vary from rest and splints for acutely inflamed joints, to medications that can reduce inflammation. |
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| Casts and splints hold an injured bone in place so that it can heal correctly. |
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| By the light of burning splints, the raiders had marched all the men into the fields and tied them up. |
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| The vegetation also provided splints from which the Indians wove baskets, which were considered vital for religious use. |
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| It's a great choice for impact-related injuries like stress fractures and shin splints. |
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| This can lead to tendonitis, heel spurs, shin splints, joint fractures and sprains in your legs and back. |
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| Also help with Blood circulation and joints flexibility preventing shin splints. |
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| Who ever said that raising funds for your favourite charity should always entail shin splints, chaffing and sore muscles? |
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| A lot of people seem to have achilles and ankle problems, which can turn into shin splints and things like that. |
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| He missed Euro 92 due to shin splints, played well for another four seasons, and then missed Euro 96 with a cracked vertebra. |
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| Plaster of Paris casts or orthotic splints were not used after fixator removal. |
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| Achilles tendon problems and shin splints are very common in mid-distance runners. |
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| They are made of wood splints, a material that is both pliable and fragile. |
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| Provides cross training suggestions while waiting for achilles tendonitis, hamstring strain, runner's knee and shin splints injuries to heal. |
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| Swabbing was performed using hexane-soaked cotton wool buds on wooden splints. |
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| Intramedullary splints require smaller incisions and improve the ability to fix posterior rib fractures. |
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| Then he cuts a few short splints from the edge of another scrap of wood. |
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| Afterwards Van de Velde blamed the referee, Wood's shin splints and, more accurately, his side's discipline. |
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| For months, they focus on themselves obsessively, selfishly — mileage, splits, shoes, shin splints, carbs. |
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| The patient may be required to wear splints twenty-four hours a day. |
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| Continuous running, repetitive, pounding exercises, especially on the hard indoor track or floor can cause shin splints. |
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| Tendons and the periosteum are the dominant pathological features of shin splints and must be treated with focused shock waves. |
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| My time became faster as the kms rolled by and my shin splints did not appear. |
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| With basketball season in full swing, one of the most common injuries is shin splints. |
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| Jeannette, for example, wanted splints and orthotic devices for her hands and feet, but did not make a formal request for them. |
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| In spite of all this, traditional methods such as plaster casts and splints continue to be used where appropriate. |
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| Derived from the cup of pork, and only work with methods traditional salted by hand and tied with and without splints cane. |
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| They also found that children in splints did not experience any more pain than those in casts. |
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| Back belts, wrist supports and splints are not recommended or effective for preventing MSD, according to the study. |
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| I'm afraid she'll get shin splints if she outpaces that snail. |
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| I have been suffering from shin splints and I played two reserve games against Bradford and Newcastle with the problem but after that I broke down. |
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| A full-time physio is employed to tend to the cast members, who apparently spend much of the period in between shows suffering from shin splints and aching backs. |
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| Six months out with shin splints did nothing to improve his prospects, but it was not until his sixth year at the club that he concluded it was time for a move. |
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| Adams wears splints on his wrists at night that keep his wrists from overly flexing or extending, which can put pressure on the median nerve and cause pain. |
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| A therapist may also recommend that your child make use of special supports or splints to help protect joints and keep them in a good functional position. |
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| It was employed to create splints for making baskets, skin an animal, fashion snowshoes, harpoons, spears, bowls, and ladles, and make a birchbark canoe. |
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| Some of us had a chance to beat on a hickory log to make basket splints, or watch gunsmithing, cabinetry, tinsmithing, pottery, printing, and many other trades. |
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| She strikes me as a no-nonsense gal, the sort of English rose, raised on tea and hockey, who'd be calm in a crisis and know how to make splints out of ice lolly sticks. |
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| This fancy basket is made with wood splints. |
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| Other treatments are strictly symptomatic, such as the use of splints in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, administration of antibiotics in early cystic fibrosis, or female hormone replacement in Turner syndrome. |
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| Landing from jumps incorrectly may also lead to shin splints, in which the muscle separates from the bone. |
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| This condition may also be seen in people who are restricted to bed rest or in those who wear medical devices that may trap moisture against the skin, such as artificial limbs, splints, and braces. |
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| Rules and regulations pertaining to the use of special protective equipment, braces, splints, etc as established by governing athletic associations. |
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| Modern sports medicine has evolved greatly and involves the usage of a variety of devices such as braces and splints to secure the injured area. |
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| The injured employee's effectiveness is often reduced after return to work, from work restrictions, reduced efficiency, physical handicaps, crutches, splints, etc. |
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| I have been suffering from severe shin splints for the past 2 years. |
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| Position the wings of the lighting system using pins and safety splints. |
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| She had multiple stress fractures, a knee injury and shin splints. |
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| Martin told Higgins how to handle shin splints. |
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| As a knock-kneed child, he wore corrective splints on his legs. |
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| If we have an unstable pelvis then we could suffer from conditions like tendonitis, shin splints, excessive pronation and various joint problems. |
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| The intramedullary splints have a rectangular profile for rotational stability within the canal, and a locking feature to prevent migration and rotation of the implant. |
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| The Synthes MatrixRIB Fixation System consists of precontoured locking plates, locking screws, and intramedullary splints for the fixation and stabilization of ribs. |
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| Please list any medical appliances you use, such as: crutches, cane, limb supports, splints, braces, wheelchair, hearing aid, heart pacemaker, ostomy apparatus, prosthesis. |
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| Selection, fabrication and application of appropriate preventive taping, wrapping, splints, braces and other special protective devices consistent with sound anatomical and biomechanical principles. |
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| For a year, Dr. Plint assigned some patients to have splints instead of casts and followed their progress for a month, rechecking again after 6 months. |
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| Thanks to the individual adjustability they are also advisable when taking water pills, having hammer toes, splints, toes fused together or complaints with splay and flat feet. |
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| Put the attachment chains and splints back in place. |
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| Irritable bowels, a slipped disc, arthritis, stomach ulcer, shin splints, fallen arches. |
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| She recalls those times as beautiful because of the colors of the brilliant ash wood splints used in making baskets, the smell of the sweet grass in everyone's homes, and the fond memories of beloved relatives. |
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| Ideal for temporary crown and bridge splints. |
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| The cameras allow us to detect the splints on the cork. |
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| Ben Baddeley, who has cerebral palsy, can now walk without leg splints and a body brace after selective dorsal rhizotomy. |
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| Silastic splints, which are normally used to prevent the occurrence or recurrence of postoperative adhesions, are readily available and easily insertable. |
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| There are over 20 types of running injuries including plantar faciitis, shin splints, Achilles tendinitis, runner's knee, and iliotibial band syndrome. |
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| Over a dirty hemp tunic he'd thrown a jerkin of goat's pelt in the manner of goatherds, two splints on the ankles were tied blood-stoppingly fast with leather thongs. |
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