The giver enters from on top, so that both partners are pelvis to pelvis.
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" Rather than focusing on the "three holes in the pelvis," practitioners owe it to women to see the "whole pelvis.
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The gynecoid pelvis is the most common shape, and about half of people with vaginas have a gynecoid pelvis, she says.
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Together he and Ms. Vieira rock, pendulum-fashion, between pelvis-to-pelvis and forehead-to-forehead positions, like a twin version of a drinking-bird toy.
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We pretended that our nipples were eyes and our belly button was a nose and our pelvis was a mouth and we tried to breathe through our pelvis.
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" ("Tick" meant thrust the pelvis.) "Five, six, seven, eight.
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Her buttocks and genitalia were physically proximate to Duggan's pelvis.
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He also had to have a prosthetic pelvis put in.
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Small bones found in the coffin below the mother's pelvis.
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In humans, the pelvis is what we would called flared.
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Essentially, it looks like mounting a spaceship on your pelvis.
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The bullet tore through Caswick's side and hit Randy's pelvis.
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Chiropractors treat and care for a patient's spine, pelvis, and .
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Just above her pelvis, shines an unruly blotch of red.
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Watson suffered a broken neck, broken pelvis, and lacerated liver.
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Doctors also found mysterious fractures of his pelvis and spine.
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The impact also shattered her pelvis and ruptured her bladder.
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When we walk, we keep the pelvis locked and vertical.
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The other was semiconscious and had injuries to his pelvis.
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One girl had fractured her pelvis in the escape attempt.
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Knievel crashed on his attempt, breaking his pelvis and other bones.
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If you stand on one leg, your pelvis is approximately level.
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Surgeons had to remove the entire left side of his pelvis.
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I swapped road running for softer paths to protect my pelvis.
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Tilton sustained a broken thigh bone and pelvis and other injuries.
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We know the girl who was ejected suffered a broken pelvis.
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A pelvis joined their hind limbs to their spines, for example.
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The baby was unusually large, and became wedged in her pelvis.
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He missed one Sunday school class after the pelvis fracture. Rev.
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Most of the time, this extra tissue grows in the pelvis.
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A mass the size of his fist was located near his pelvis.
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" Such a pelvis, the text continues, enables "the least difficulty during childbirth.
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He looked in the abdomen and pelvis and found many endometrial implants.
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Her pelvis was broken in five places; his lungs were severely damaged.
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The ovaries are deep within a woman's pelvis and are more protected.
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For the uninitiated, wining is a butt-shaking, pelvis-rubbing Caribbean dance.
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The docs say her breastbone, pelvis, and multiple ribs were also broken.
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What if my pelvis wasn't the optimal shape or I stopped dilating?
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When faced with a skeleton, she starts with the pelvis and skull.
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But the archaeologists also discovered a pile of small bones below the pelvis.
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He was taken to the hospital with a suspected injury to his pelvis.
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Kayden&aposs injuries include fractures to his pelvis and neck, and intracranial bleeding.
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Think about pulling your abdominals into your backbone, and tucking your pelvis under.
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Finally, after adjustments lasting 90 minutes, the pelvis could be put into place.
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In general, a gynecoid-shaped pelvis tends to facilitate vaginal birth the easiest.
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But pelvis structure is just one factor that influences a person's birth experience.
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Regardless, the NFL thinks it was 2 1/2 pelvis thrusts too many.
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She fractured her pelvis and has a broken right ankle and right arm.
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She was being treated for a collapsed lung and broken pelvis, officials said.
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I felt a spike of pain dig into my pelvis near my hip.
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Veía que él hacía movimientos sexuales al aire, lanzando su pelvis hacia ella.
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The femur indicates height, the pelvis age, the face and skull national origin.
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I had three fractures in my pelvis and three in my rib cage.
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"Women's health" goes beyond the pelvis, so the conversation should include domestic violence.
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So many pliés in a wide second position, with the pelvis thrust forward.
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Two bullets ripped through Rubel's pelvis while another one went through his leg.
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He sustained fractures in his left collarbone, left ankle, pelvis and a rib.
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I once treated a patient shot in the pelvis with a similar weapon.
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After falling in his Georgia home in October, he suffered a fractured pelvis.
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It can also offset the tendency for your pelvis to be out of alignment.
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Washington SG Bradley Beal (pelvis) is questionable after missing the previous three games. 3.
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"When you give birth, you stress all the muscles near your pelvis," Plummer says.
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Consequently, they're not capable of maintaining a stable pelvis while standing on one leg.
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With no motor in his pelvis, there will never be a burst of thrusting.
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"I broke my pelvis, I had a rib fracture, a punctured lung," Bailey said.
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She says this was likely due to pressure on her pelvis during the pregnancy.
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Trent would eventually have his pelvis removed because of it, according to the outlet.
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Lucy was found to have a broken pelvis after that incident, according to authorities.
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It happened with chokers, and now it's happening with high-cut, pelvis-exposing bodysuits.
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One of the victims was a five-year-old girl shot through the pelvis.
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The second man died from buck shot to the upper arm, pelvis and leg.
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"Developmentally, women have a wider pelvis than men," Bergin explained to the Washington Post.
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Among the injuries were a fractured pelvis, broken ribs, cuts, sprains and severe bruising.
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It causes aching across the pelvis that can get worse after and during sex.
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A bullet went through Scalise's hip and damaged his pelvis, resulting in multiple surgeries.
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He was taken away with an apparent pelvis injury, and euthanized the next morning.
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The balloon stopped the hemorrhaging inside her pelvis, almost like turning off a faucet.
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She suffered a fractured skull and a shattered pelvis that's broken in three places.
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His pelvis was missing, and his face and chest were gray with concrete dust.
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Barguil has recovered remarkably quickly from a pelvis fracture in a crash in April.
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UPDATE According to Ponte's racing team, BMC, he suffered a fractured clavicle and pelvis.
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Ms. Miles had broken her pelvis after tripping on an electric cord in her apartment.
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Team doctor Max Testa said Porte had suffered a broken collarbone and a fractured pelvis.
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Its pelvis is so large that it could hardly fit through the museum garage's doors.
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Return your hands to the diamond shape and place them, palm down, on your pelvis.
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Breaking surf gets shot with the same slow, lascivious pan as the female model's pelvis.
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As we reported, George was briefly hospitalized for bruising on his arm, leg and pelvis.
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Her short chop is dyed purple, and she even got a tattoo on her pelvis.
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At YSP a massive stainless-steel sculpture of a camel's pelvis gleams in the sunshine.
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She could see him simulating sexual motions in the air, thrusting his pelvis at her.
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Carter was hospitalized after falling in his home and fracturing his pelvis earlier this month.
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On top of that, the Irish horse had broken its pelvis on two previous occasions.
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My entire mid-section was getting stronger, from my rib cage down to my pelvis.
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Perhaps in a few decades the vestigial cape will melt away like a snake pelvis.
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Most have one layer of strands (at chest or pelvis level) that fly out entertainingly.
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Even though Jamie has already broken her collarbone and pelvis, and once ruptured her spleen.
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Knievel fell short on the jump and suffered several broken bones, including a crushed pelvis.
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Cis-women are more likely to have instability of the pelvis, patellofemoral pain syndrome — a.k.a.
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His back was thrown out of alignment, tilting his pelvis and affecting his leg motion.
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One of the patients, Mr. Atwood, winced in pain from his broken pelvis as Capt.
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He reached up to grip the rails above his head, trying to lift his pelvis.
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Her injuries included a broken spine, internal injuries, and fractures to her ribs and pelvis.
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He held her waist and pressed his pelvis back and forth, repeatedly into her buttocks.
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Jehora was shot as she waded through a canal, the bullet lodging near her pelvis.
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Hoodless also used three indicators of sex: the ratio of the circumference of the femur to its length; the angle between the femur and the pelvis; and the subpubic angle, between two bones in the pelvis, which is larger in women than in men.
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Keep your knees bent and slowly roll your pelvis off the bench in an attempt to bring your belly button to your chin, then slowly lower your pelvis back down to the bench or floor until you can feel your tailbone touch and repeat.
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She has not, because of "a medical issue," which turns out to be a fractured pelvis.
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A large tumor had disintegrated his hip and pelvis, and he had stage 4 kidney cancer.
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F Anthony Davis (pelvis) has been ruled out of Monday's game against the defending-champion Warriors.
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One of the piles contained what is believed to be a fragment of a human pelvis.
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Your glutes work to stabilize your pelvis and help your hip joints move properly, she says.
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Remains of the pregnant woman's fetus bones in her pelvis can be seen in this photo.
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According to KHOU, the girl's mother sustained a broken pelvis and internal injuries in the crash.
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Now, you can't tell what type of pelvis you have just by looking in the mirror.
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Kayden&aposs injuries include fractures to his pelvis and cervical spine, as well as intracranial bleeding.
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I broke my back and shattered my tailbone, my pelvis in five places, my left femur.
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As for the girl who was ejected, she suffered a broken pelvis ... she should be ok.
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The cancer had returned and there were now tumors in his stomach and around his pelvis.
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One would-be passenger asked it it was OK to bring an elk pelvis with them.
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The 15-month-old twins, Nima and Dawa, were joined from the chest to the pelvis.
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Another adolescent was found on its back, feet on top of the pelvis of an adult.
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There is no accepted explanation for why the human pelvis leaves such little room for childbirth.
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He was hospitalized in late October after falling in his Georgia home and fracturing his pelvis.
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On the left, a bare and ghostly white pelvis displayed on a wood shelf is splayed.
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The reason why some people have wider hips than others really has to do with the size and shape of their pelvis, explains Lakeisha Richardson, MD, FACOG, an Ob/Gyn in Greenville, MS. There are technically four standard pelvis shapes: gynecoid, android, anthropoid, and platypelloid, she says.
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The cancer was deep: osteosarcoma in the pelvis, a massive clump in a hard-to-reach spot.
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Former President Carter was hospitalized Monday evening after he fell in his home and fractured his pelvis.
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Her pelvis and vertebrae were fractured in multiple places as the neo-Nazi reversed from the crowd.
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By the time Kudirka was diagnosed, the cancer had already metastasized to her sternum, spine, and pelvis.
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Doctors could place the implant in the patient's pelvis with minimal cutting and a short recovery time.
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Her feet, up on the dashboard, drove her thighs into her pregnant stomach and broke her pelvis.
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That said, addressing hamstring tension and pelvis position together can provide some back pain relief and prevention.
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We paid $500 upfront for the X-rays of my hips and pelvis, which came back negative.
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And we're just happy to see such a beautiful smile (not to mention, a perfect Elvis pelvis.)
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Medics say a bullet traveled across Scalise's pelvis, breaking bones, injuring internal organs and causing severe bleeding.
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His jerky hip tilt now resembles the uneasy gait of someone who has suffered a fractured pelvis.
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Then, your partner moves his knees a couple inches back so he can tilt his pelvis forward.
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She fractured her pelvis and now suffers from seizures and migraines which leave her unable to work.
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"Puso su mano nuevamente sobre mi pecho, luego movió su mano hacia mi pelvis inferior", dijo Donnell.
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In typical fish, the pelvis is just a pair of small bones floating in the body wall.
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Another said that the actor "rubbed his groin and pelvis" against her backside while simultaneously fondling her.
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It can cause, among other issues, pain in the lower abdomen, lower back, rectum, vagina, and pelvis.
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Definitively diagnosing the disorder requires invasive surgery; doctors need to peer inside the pelvis through a laparoscopy.
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She thrusts her pelvis wildly while wearing a gown that probably costs more than your yearly rent.
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But when the surgeons opened up her abdomen, they discovered the placenta had filled her entire pelvis.
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Yet from pelvis to chest, their deportment is so unyieldingly erect that they might be wearing girdles.
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She also claims he thrust his pelvis against her leg and tried to lift up her shirt.
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When she was 153 months old, a severe blockage of blood flow in her pelvis destroyed bone.
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In order to definitively diagnose the condition, doctors need to peer inside the pelvis through a laparoscopy.
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This "helps them do that rotation of the pelvis, and it makes their steps longer," Hanley says.
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Staff at Candy's Cats are waiting for Mewtwo's pelvis to heal, after that she will undergo hip surgery.
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The upper portions of the pelvis, known as the ilia, are positioned to the side of the body.
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The gluteal muscles contract on your standing leg to prevent the pelvis from falling to the opposite side.
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Watson recommends lying on your back, hooking your legs around your partner's elbows with your pelvis rocked up.
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Our pelvis and hip joints allow for some incredible, energy efficient bipedal movement roboticists find hard to replicate.
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According to Italian media, Clooney suffered slight trauma to the pelvis and bruises to one knee and arm.
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Over his career he suffered multiple concussions, shattered his pelvis three times and broke more than 35 bones.
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Likewise, if you have a tiny platypelloid-shaped pelvis and a small baby, you might be totally chill.
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A second officer, Patricia Cocciolone, survived the shooting with a shattered pelvis, damaged intestines and permanent brain injury.
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The partial skeleton consists of the bottom half of the spine, pelvis, hind limbs, and traces of feathers.
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In reality, CT scans of the abdomen and pelvis don't carry any of these risks, the authors write.
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Injury reports include three complaints of a fractured pelvis and four others requiring some other degree of hospitalization.
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The Australopithecus pelvis and leg bones are similar to ours, and A. afarensis likely stood upright, like us.
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He was in a lot of pain—he broke his legs and his pelvis, and I couldn't move.
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"The bullet travelled across his pelvis, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs, and causing severe bleeding," the statement said.
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In the ensuing struggle Enrique was shot in the thigh and pelvis, and Mariano in the head, fatally.
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So far, they've unearthed a fifth of the body, including the pelvis, skull, and part of its jaw.
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Remember when Michael hit Meredith with his car and she had to get a cast on her pelvis?
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" Meanwhile, wideout A.J. Green (pelvis) practiced in full after being limited on Wednesday and said he feels "great.
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It's also, Matt tweets, the move most culpable for his spine and pelvis fusing together at age 43.
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The twins were connected at the abdomen and pelvis, sharing a liver and bladder, and had three legs.
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In 2015, Ms. el-Helw's aunt, Faten, suffered a vicious mauling that left her with a broken pelvis.
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Bri Bri, who was unraced, was euthanized after suffering a serious pelvis injury during training, the statement said.
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With no health insurance, she received a diagnosis of breast cancer in 1988 and later broke her pelvis.
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A CT scan of her chest, abdomen and pelvis would be needed to look for an associated cancer.
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She cradled her protruding belly and praised the wide hips and pelvis that allow women to give birth.
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He places a small heat lamp above my pelvis and leaves me to my thoughts for 30 minutes.
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He is being treated in a private hospital for a suspected fractured pelvis, local newspaper El Mercurio reported.
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Carter was briefly hospitalized and has since been recovering at home since fracturing his pelvis on Oct. 21.
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All were taken to Jamaica Medical Center for injuries that included a broken pelvis and a broken leg.
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The multimillion dollar solicitation details a need for several distinct items, including 16 "fresh frozen cadaver," 16 "pelvis to toe tip w/ sacrum" (legs, from the toes to the shield-shaped bone that connects the spine to the pelvis), and 16 "shoulder w/Arm w/Clavicle" (arms, fingertip to clavicle).
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The majority of the clitoris is actually within the pelvis, and that little button you might think it is?
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One of the women recalled being led to a massage table and waking up with pain in her pelvis.
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But Wednesday Bowie, a counterprotester who suffered a broken pelvis and fractured vertebrae in the attack applauded the verdict.
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"Some people do have a uterus that's very deep in the pelvis, and may not push forward," she adds.
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For the project, Captier's team created two virtual dissections: one for the neck area and one for the pelvis.
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Lucy's skeleton is represented by elements of her skull, upper limb, hand, axial skeleton, pelvis, lower limb and foot.
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The researchers asked patients several questions about risks associated with CT scans of the abdomen and pelvis, for example.
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This is a stage when the baby — babies in this case — settles lower into the pelvis as pregnancy advances.
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I had six tumors in my brain, I had them in my sternum, I had them in my pelvis.
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At first, it looked like the Mooch was shooting straight to the top of the totem pole, pelvis-first.
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With every new contraction, I could feel them getting stronger and working to bring Major down into my pelvis.
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In late October, he was hospitalized following a fall in his Georgia home that resulted in a fractured pelvis.
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He shot Scalise once in the hip, shattering his pelvis and causing damage to organs and severe internal bleeding.
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Scalise suffered a shattered hip, pelvis and left femur, and severe damage to his internal organs during the shooting.
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It can lead to painful swelling around the ears and jaw, as well as in the pelvis and testicles.
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Bleeding in the pelvis can be difficult or impossible to stop, because the area often cannot be compressed enough.
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He was treated for cardiac arrest and blunt trauma to the pelvis, but he died a few hours later.
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Ms. Elsman's 13-year-old sister was being treated for a collapsed lung and a broken pelvis, he said.
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Jessica is now in a rehabilitation hospital in New York, her pelvis and spine attached by a metal rod.
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He taught a 45-minute Sunday school lesson at the Maranatha Baptist Church just days after fracturing his pelvis.
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Keep your spine straight and tuck your pelvis, tensing your muscles to keep your back in a straight line.
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Chloe's endometriosis was much higher in her pelvis, where it would have been even harder for doctors to identify.
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Former President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' Iran uses anniversary of US Embassy seizure to announce nuclear deal violations Jimmy Carter teaches school two weeks after breaking pelvis MORE taught a Sunday school lesson less than two weeks after he fell in his Georgia home and broke his pelvis.
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They were previously connected at their lower torso, just above the pelvis, and shared a liver, the Associated Press reported.
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He suffered a spinal injury, broken ribs, a broken collarbone, a punctured lung and bleeding in his head and pelvis.
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It might not be his trademark pelvis gyrations, but from the neck up, he's sure got the moves like Elvis.
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Carrying around a weighted orb on your pelvis for close to a year can take a lot out of you.
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Fourteen stitches couldn't keep Jimmy Carter from helping build houses for Habitat for Humanity and a fractured pelvis on Oct.
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The experts also suggest using pillows to prop up the pelvis or cushion the stomach so sex is more comfortable.
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Jessica underwent surgery after suffering a broken neck and other injuries while Justin sustained a broken pelvis and lower back.
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A platypelloid-shaped pelvis is typically narrow and small, so it's very difficult to deliver a baby vaginally, he says.
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When we met in late July, she'd just received more bad news: Doctors had found cancerous growths on her pelvis.
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Then, shoot them up above your head, then quickly back down to your pelvis, looking down as you do so.
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Officials tell us Boone was not wearing a seat belt -- and was hospitalized for a broken pelvis and broken ribs.
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The Cloons was taken to Sardinia's John Paul II Hospital, and reportedly suffered bruising on his leg, arm and ... pelvis.
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The Good Morning America meteorologist, 35, injured her pelvis during rehearsal last week and is currently suffering from back spasms.
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My pelvis was crushed in four places, and for eight hours, I clung to a palm tree in the waters.
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By February, the agency had counted 22016 complaints, 22013 crashes and 2105 injuries, including a fractured pelvis and ruptured bladder.
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Sure, "anger-gasms" sound weird, but to claim there's nothing sexy about thrusting one's pelvis while grunting is patently absurd.
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Human rights advocates say Ms. Gladue was dehumanized during Mr. Barton's trial, including having her preserved pelvis introduced as evidence.
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Rubel, who is an accountant by profession, uses a walking stick now and needs more surgery to repair his pelvis.
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He is said to have sent a dead gopher to a publisher and attacked an ABC executive, breaking his pelvis.
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That crash, which came to be known as the Wishbone, split Stemmle's pelvis open and put him in a coma.
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All three airmen in the office were shot, he said, with Mr. Blackwell wounded in his right arm and pelvis.
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He developed five stress fractures in his pelvis and five hernias, all at once, and was sidelined for two months.
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Also unavailable are forward Bobby Wood (back), defenders DeAndre Yedlin (thigh) and Eric Lichaj (pelvis), and midfielder Fabian Johnson (thigh).
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Not surprisingly, therefore, the new Denisovan reconstruction includes some very Neanderthal-like features, including the long face and wide pelvis.
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After 19 days in three hospitals, a three-hour operation and four pins in his broken pelvis, he went home.
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That's when a bullet from a 7.62 mm semi-automatic rifle traveling at nearly 2,443 feet per second, shredded his pelvis.
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The bullet "travelled across his pelvis, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs, and causing severe bleeding," according to MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
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My vocal placement, shoulders, face, feet, pelvis, and neck oscillated from passive to active in, ideally, the blink of an eye.
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The uterus is connected to the muscular walls of your pelvis, which hold it in place inside your body, she says.
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He felt them everywhere—his penis, his anus, his pelvis, and his perineum (the place between the anus and the scrotum).
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As the pain increased she stopped into her hospital and received the news that she suffered a cancer-induced pelvis fracture.
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My entire pelvis had also dislocated, something that had happened before and has happened since, but not with the same suddenness.
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On Tuesday, he had orthopedic surgery where doctors removed parts of his pelvis to reconstruct the bones the bullet had obliterated.
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The specialist said that fetal age can be manipulated based on the positioning of the ultrasound device in the woman's pelvis.
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"The bullet traveled across his pelvis, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs, and causing severe bleeding," hospital officials said in a statement.
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"I have a blood clot, they don't know if it came from my leg or my pelvis," Zolciak-Biermann told E!
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In an anterior pelvis, the hip points are forward and slightly down, and the pubic bone is back and tilting up.
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Gump moved through the world uncannily connecting with the cultural moment: teaching Elvis how to pelvis, phoning in Watergate, inventing jogging.
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In late October, he was admitted to the hospital after fracturing his pelvis following a fall in his home in Georgia.
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He recommended rubbing the student's forearms, leaning forward and pressing on the shoulders, placing hands on the belly or the pelvis.
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"He placed his hand again on my breast, then he moved his hand down to my lower pelvis," Ms. Donnell said.
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You've had some difficult injuries along the way, including one that happened almost a decade ago when you fractured your pelvis.
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"The bullet traveled across his pelvis, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs, and causing severe bleeding," the hospital said in a statement.
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"What you're doing is decongesting the pelvis," said Susie Gronski, a doctor of physical therapy and board-certified pelvic rehabilitation practitioner.
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Wednesday marked the first appearance for Markkanen after a 15-game absence caused by a stress reaction in his right pelvis.
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"What worries me is that doctors come out of school thinking of the European model of the pelvis," Dr. Betti said.
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Her eyes continue to suggest some other preoccupation while her hands start to trace the top and bottom of her pelvis.
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You may be able to tell if you feel discomfort in your pelvis, and your doctor can check with an ultrasound.
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At other times, pelvis and shoulders move gorgeously against each other like opposing slopes: the effect can be subtle or colossal.
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Jimmy Carter is recovering in the hospital after falling and fracturing his pelvis Monday evening at his home in Plains, Georgia.
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In another room, Mr. Atwood, the patient with the broken pelvis, reunited with his daughter, Angela M. Hayes, and his granddaughter.
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Her husband died on March 6, 2016, from deterioration and infection of his hips and pelvis, a consequence of his paraplegia.
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She was whole and intact, cocooned in peat, curled like a sleeping child, with her head turned west of her pelvis.
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The boys' injuries included a broken pelvis for Daniel, and an ankle fracture, jaw fracture, liver laceration and pancreatic injury for Luke.
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As a result of the attack, he broke his pelvis and was left confined to a wheelchair to be able to move.
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Malone suffered multiple injuries, including a fractured pelvis, skull and ribs, a collapsed lung and facial injuries, according to the GoFundMe page.
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"The only body part we found was one skull and one bit of pelvis, everything else was completely gone," he told Newsweek .
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One patient with a shattered pelvis, who required four surgeries to stop his bleeding, needed 15 coolers, or 90 units, of blood.
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I calm down, and things slow down in my pelvis, and I get back on the couch and cue up OITNB again.
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To enhance clitoral stimulation, the receiver can wrap their legs around the giver's body as they gyrate their pelvis, Dr. Allison says.
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The last pieces of his corpse — his waist and pelvis — were eventually found by workers sifting through refuse at a recycling plant.
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When they used Explore, the relaxation in the pelvis allowed them to open up and enjoy the experience for the first time.
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For example, if you have a gynecoid-shaped pelvis and a large baby, you might not be able to push it out.
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" The documents state that when Sanderson "opened the bathroom door, Kingsley was present and lunged" at her, "biting her pelvis and arm.
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The family wrote in a Facebook post that Nimmo's cancer had "progressed rapidly" and spread to his spine, knees, skull and pelvis.
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The boys' injuries included a broken pelvis for Daniel and an ankle fracture, jaw fracture, liver laceration and pancreatic injury for Luke.
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"I have a blood clot, they don't know if it came from my leg or my pelvis," Zolciak-Biermann, 37, told E!
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While I recover from a fractured pelvis, I have time to remember the day after a less ruinous fall two years ago.
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Found in a Thai cave system, the two-inch-long creature has a full-blown pelvis that allows it to climb waterfalls.
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"The only body part we found was one skull and one bit of pelvis, everything else was completely gone," Fox told Newsweek.
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Doctors will seek to prevent any infections from the bite, which they said left teeth marks from Korecsmaros' shoulder to her pelvis.
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"I always suspected that Wade might be a new species on the basis of its pelvis," Mr. Elliott said in an email.
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The muscles of the butt are connected to your pelvis, and play important roles in stabilizing your hips and spine during movement.
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Shoulders and pelvis can tilt in subtle opposition to the waist, and to each other, with sculptural tensions that flood the theater.
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"It needed to come alive in a way that felt less formal, more grounded in the hips and pelvis," Ubeda told me.
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According to officials, Viston died of head trauma after suffering a fractured skull, as well as a broken collarbone, pelvis, and ribs.
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The cancer can develop in bones or in the soft tissue around bones — often in the legs, pelvis, ribs, arms or spine.
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In Paul Sepuya's photograph "Mirror Study," a triangular mirror reflects the pelvis and legs of a white male nude wearing black socks.
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Emma Carey, 25, is returning to Switzerland following a 2013 skydiving accident that left her with a broken back, jaw, spine and pelvis.
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Carey slammed into the earth stomach-first — the instructor landing on her back, still unconscious — and broke her jaw, pelvis, back and spine.
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Sitting on your wallet "creates an asymmetry or imbalance that distorts your pelvis and hips," chiropractor Dr. Arnie Angrist told the Huffington Post.
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" Lawrence, 27, starts the video by revealing "how models fake thigh gaps" (by tilting back their pelvis), and notes, "everything is an illusion.
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Instead of attending the wedding, Quivers ended up in the emergency room where doctors told her she had a mass in her pelvis.
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Even more complex cases, like those that involve a disorder of muscle action in the pelvis, usually respond well to currently available remedies.
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He underwent multiple surgeries after being left with a fractured tibia and fibula, punctured lung, severed kidney, shattered pelvis and 67 facial fractures.
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Her exploration of space, the negative and positive attributes of convex and concave curves, is a major aesthetic topic in her Pelvis paintings.
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This Throwback Thursday, revisit the pelvis cutout with some fresh styling inspiration from Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Hailey Baldwin in the slideshow.
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She suffered serious injuries, including cuts to her face, a fractured pelvis and skull, four broken ribs, and a collapsed and bleeding lung.
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In endometriosis, the tissue lining the uterus grows into other organs, often around the ovaries, fallopian tubes and the tissue lining the pelvis.
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The Briton is no stranger to injury, also spending two months in a wheelchair in 2005 when he fractured his pelvis and knees.
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But Scalise's wounds – a shattered hip, pelvis and left femur, and severe damage to his internal organs – were some of the most severe.
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As the energy of the blast moves to the seat pan, the dead man's pelvis rises, shortening his torso and expanding his paunch.
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"This technique tilts the pelvis anteriorly, increasing the stress on the low back, and should be avoided," the council says on its website.
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The force of the crash fractured his ribs, bones in his arms and legs, and his pelvis, causing acute hemorrhaging, the report said.
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As the police circled in, Mr. Dillon threw a chemical at the officers, who shot him in the leg and pelvis, they said.
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The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner Office determined Melendez suffered deep lacerations to his head, chest, neck, pelvis and torso, according to the complaint.
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The changes that women experience in their skeleton and pelvis during pregnancy are partially caused by weight gain and hormonal changes, she explained.
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There, he shoved an elderly man who suffered multiple pelvis fractures and a severe cut as he plunged head-first onto the tracks.
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Also, Mr. Elliott said, it appeared as if Wade's pelvis bones were fused, unlike those of "Matilda," as the D. matildae is known.
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If you've ever thought about getting a dog with a broken pelvis or fewer than four legs, this is the show for you.
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"I'm a sucker for the pretty ladies," Mr. Shooter is said to have told one woman while shaking his pelvis in her face.
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It has always been known that the hinge-like iliosacral joint in the pelvis, which is unique to frogs, was significant in jumping.
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Before he knew it, both his legs had been amputated above the knee, his pelvis was shattered and his groin completely ripped open.
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Years before, while riding alone one Sunday morning, he'd been thrown from his horse and landed on an irrigation pipe, cracking his pelvis.
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The first fall required he receive stitches to his face and the second resulted in a brief hospitalization for a minor pelvis fracture.
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Both Cunningham and Mr. Taylor danced with Graham, who based her vocabulary on the body's expressive reach as it originated in the pelvis.
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The former president also fractured his pelvis after a fall in October and received stitches above his brow after another fall at home.
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Levine has not competed since breaking his pelvis in a motorbike crash in January last year that also involved fellow sprinter James Ellington.
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"The bullet traveled across his pelvis, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs, and causing severe bleeding," the hospital said in a statement on Wednesday evening.
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Their gunshot wounds vary from what Robertson described as "superficial soft tissue injuries" to more complex wounds involving the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and head.
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The university police officer was shot in the pelvis and the right ankle, police said, and he is in stable condition at a hospital.
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"Abs" refers to the rectus abdominis, which is a segmented muscle located on the front of your abdomen between your lower ribs and pelvis.
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In the case of Cryptotora, however, the pelvis is a broad plate joined to a sacral rib, which in turn binds to the vertebrae.
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"When we're treating the pelvis, and the rest of the body is being protected, she won't lose the hair on her head," Marquez says.
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In December, she underwent a complex and emotional surgery to get rid of the cancer that had invaded her stomach, pelvis and surrounding areas.
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Just when I was priding myself on caring for Don as devotedly as he had cared for me, I slipped and fractured my pelvis.
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Recomendó frotar los antebrazos del estudiante, inclinarse hacia adelante y presionar sobre los hombros, pero colocando las manos sobre el vientre o la pelvis.
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A taut and fiery string ran from her pelvis to her throat, and it felt as though some secret hand kept plucking at it.
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His cancer has spread outside of his colon, and he has lymph node tumors pressing on internal organs near his digestive tract and pelvis.
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They found Brizzi in his underwear, surrounded by trash bags containing chunks of flesh, a pelvis bone, a hand, and part of a spine.
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A police spokesman said her driver, who swerved off the road when another vehicle collided with him, had broken a leg and his pelvis.
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Father Dennis O'Neill, of St. Martha of Bethany Church in Morton Grove, Illinois, provided the bone, a relatively large fragment from a human pelvis.
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The collection of Saint Nicholas bones housed in Bari, Italy, includes only part of the pelvis—the left upper part known as the ilium.
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When he started treatment, I remember him saying his treatment relied upon applying pressure to areas around the pelvis and that this was normal.
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Trilobites A new study shows that the structure of the human pelvis varies between populations, which could have implications for how babies are birthed.
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He ordered a CT scan of the young man's abdomen and pelvis to look for a mass or enlarged lymph nodes compressing the vessel.
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He also has a fractured ulna in his left arm, a broken pelvis, and lacerated liver and is being monitored for potential neck trauma.
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He was given stitches to his face after the first incident and the second resulted in a brief hospitalization for a minor pelvis fracture.
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Considered the mother of modern dance, she transformed her art form by stripping her movement, rooted in the pelvis, down to its purest essence.
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But the 21-year-old told CNN one of his friends recently had an accident while riding and suffered a broken pelvis and tailbone.
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"Sebastien is progressing amazingly fast for having pelvis and hip fractures, and considering the severity of the crash," said orthopedic surgeon Dr. Kevin Scheid.
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During pelvic rest, you're asked to avoid activities that place pressure on your pelvis, including sex (both solo and partnered) and lower body exercises.
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Watch, in this moment, how articulate with fear they are, pressed against her pelvis, as she listens to Scarpia give orders to his underling.
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He claimed to have a 290-page medical record that detailed seven knee surgeries and fractures to his legs, pelvis, collarbones, thumbs and skull.
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According to the American Pregnancy Organization, a tilted uterus (when a uterus is tipped towards the back of the pelvis) can occur for several reasons.
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As originally reported by ABC News, a source confirms to PEOPLE that Zee has injured her pelvis and is having back spasms as a result.
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It has a spiral formation in the abdomen and is packaged along a spinal trajectory, starting in the upper abdomen and ending in the pelvis.
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That afternoon, their daughter was diagnosed with Sacrococcygeal teratoma (SCT) — she had a tumor growing from her pelvis both inside and outside of her body.
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So two hours before the show, I followed the product's accompanying instructions, put a pillow under my butt, and jutted my pelvis towards the ceiling.
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On the other hand, the android pelvis tends to be deep and narrow, which makes it more difficult for a baby to exit, he says.
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And, if it is true, giving Elvis his trademark pelvis would still rank among one of her least interesting accomplishments in martial arts and entertainment.
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Endometriosis is an often painful disorder in which tissue begins to grow outside of the uterus and into a woman's ovaries, fallopian tubes and pelvis.
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A 3-year-old thoroughbred named Spectacular Music was euthanized a day after suffering a rare pelvis injury during a race, according to the park.
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During his training, Johnson suffered injuries to his pelvis, left calf and IT band -- but battled through it ... and he's out there running right now!!
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Push your heels into the floor, driving your pelvis toward the ceiling until there's a straight line from your knee to your shoulder and repeat.
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Nurses sometimes see him shuffling the halls as part of therapy for a fractured pelvis he suffered in a fall in the bathroom in 2013.
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An autopsy found Trent died of a fracture to his pelvis that caused hemorrhaging and from blunt force trauma to his head, chest and limbs.
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Women, on the other hand, have a wider pelvis and thighbones that more naturally angle in toward the body's midline, rather than away from it.
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Callie reveals there isn't as much healthy pelvis as she thought there would be on their military patient, and she literally can't do the surgery.
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One effortful lift, in which a woman is held aloft by her pelvis while her head and limbs aim downward, soon looks like a gimmick.
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Bourdais, who drives for Dale Coyne Racing, suffered multiple fractures to his pelvis and a fracture to his right hip in the accident on Saturday.
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The bodies often became an spellbinding array of different S curves, vertical and horizontal, repeatedly changing with the shift of the pelvis, waist or shoulders.
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Coming back to his kitchen, he slipped and fell on the wet linoleum, and ended up at a local hospital with a severely broken pelvis.
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Stringer said these results suggest that Denisovans should have features such as a low braincase, a wide pelvis, large joint surfaces, and a big ribcage.
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Allow your right hand to slide down the back your right leg while you maintain the current position of your hips/pelvis, legs and feet.
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The car somersaulted at impact and landed on top of him, fracturing his pelvis, seriously damaging his left leg and spine and rupturing his kidneys.
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The gentleman caller (Eamonn Farrell, lending a hand and a pelvis) wears a leather jockstrap, and when he leans in for a kiss, Tom (Mr.
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Women have several adaptations in their pelvis to ease childbirth and, through those differences, she can tell if she's looking at a man or woman.
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By pitching you forward it affects your spinal balance, forcing you to make active corrections to keep yourself balanced and your head centered over the pelvis.
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Writing a death certificate for a fossil Lucy's skeleton is represented by elements of her skull, upper limb, hand, axial skeleton, pelvis, lower limb and foot.
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After having to make an emergency landing, Ford suffered a shattered right ankle, a shattered pelvis, a broken back and a serious bump on the head.
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Standing with feet hip distance apart and arms extended forward at shoulder level, exhale and drop back through your hips and pelvis into a deep squat.
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However, hamstrings aren't usually the culprit, since their tension is generally caused by a dysfunctional pelvis position pulling them into a state of overuse or inhibition.
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Things took a devastating turn in June, when Hutchison learned that his cancer had spread to most of his brain and to his bones and pelvis.
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That said, the museum has included what I think are two of the greatest paintings I've ever seen in person: Pelvis II and Patio with Cloud.
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Beal only played eight minutes during the first quarter and didn't return due to a sore pelvis injury that kept him out four games last month.
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Endometriosis is a painful condition that occurs when tissue that normally lines the uterus migrates to other parts of the body - usually the abdomen or pelvis.
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"You make hormones that allow your joints to become lax during pregnancy to help the pelvis accommodate the baby and allow you to deliver," Babaliaros said.
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The year after, he broke his pelvis in the first stage of the Tour but ground his teeth throughout to help Froome secure his first title.
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The waterfall-climbing cave fish, Cryptotora thamicola, has even evolved many of the skeletal features that our ancestors did for walking, including a full-blown pelvis.
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In the waterfall-climbing cave fish, on the other hand, the pelvis is a complex of bones that is fused to the spine by elongated ribs.
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I crossed my legs in a way that made my entire pelvis numb in an attempt not to feel my bladder pulsing for the entire show.
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For the remaining 10 percent, stem cells are taken from bone marrow in the pelvis during a one-to-two-hour surgical procedure performed under anaesthetic.
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He resisted less there, standing beside the bed, he opened his mouth to me, he let me draw him close and press my pelvis against his.
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But she and her doctors had agreed not to repair it; the risks of the surgery, involving an incision from armpit to pelvis, seemed too high.
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She could not move her arms or legs and felt an unbearable pain in her pelvis, which had been fractured by a large piece of metal.
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Jacob remains in critical condition from injuries including a fractured pelvis, a broken leg, facial fractures, and a punctured lung, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune reports.
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The delivery was not a smooth process, however, as Krista said the baby was turned sideways, unable to get past her pelvis and requiring emergency care.
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Surgeons gave her a colostomy, screwed her shattered pelvis back together and installed a "fixator," with rods protruding through her skin to hold everything in place.
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It would increase the pressure in the lymphatic system in the abdomen and pelvis, but any overflow or leakage there would not cause life-threatening symptoms.
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A forensic investigation conducted in 1996 on exhumed remains showed signs of a more oval-shaped pelvis and rounded facial features, both indicators of female physiology.
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PLAINS, Ga. — Former President Jimmy Carter taught a Bible lesson on life after death Sunday less than two weeks after breaking his pelvis in a fall.
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There's a reason human childbirth is so long, painful, and historically dangerous: A human baby's head is designed to just barely squeeze through a mother's pelvis.
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But the bone-removal surgery, described by one doctor as a "salvage operation," relies on scar tissue and muscle support to reconnect the pelvis and thigh bones.
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Yet two thousand idiots per show yelp every time he opens his mouth, plucks a guitar string, or shakes his pelvis like any striptease babe in town.
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For example, if the baby is disproportionately large, or if the baby's shoulder gets stuck in the mother's pelvis, then an episiotomy would be necessary, she says.
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As we transitioned from quadrupedal apes to bipedal ones, our pelvis underwent radical changes to handle the weight of our entire torso resting on top of it.
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"If the pain is deeper in the pelvis, the first thing we consider is endometriosis, because it's fairly common and usually causes pain during sex," Minkin says.
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They're meant to stimulate the lower body, from running to squats and dead lifts, as the largest percent of bone loss occurs in the pelvis and femurs.
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Scalise suffered a single rifle shot to his left hip, but the bullet traveled across his pelvis, injuring organs and fracturing bones ... according to MedStar Washington Hospital.
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Glen Travis, who suffered rib fractures and a broken pelvis, told the Star Tribune last fall his family had agreed to the terms of the plea deal.
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Legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk has broken his pelvis and elbow, fractured his skull and had more than 20 concussions — but still won't walk away from the sport.
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While the cartilage between the bones tends to relax or loosen up during pregnancy to accommodate for childbirth, the pelvis shape does not change, Dr. Richardson says.
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Power refers to a person's contractions and pushing, passenger is the size of the baby, and passage is the size and shape of the pelvis, he says.
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Ultimately, child birth is difficult no matter what kind of pelvis you've got, and plenty of people deliver babies wonderfully regardless of the size of their body.
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Tony Vaccaro's photograph of Georgia O'Keefe displaying a red-and-yellow painting from her Pelvis series captures the abstract artist in her beloved state of New Mexico.
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Some other items recently documented by the TSA Instagram include an elk pelvis bone, burritos and an LED light therapy mask — all of which were allowed through.
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"The bullet traveled across his pelvis, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs, and causing severe bleeding," MedStar said in a statement last month put out by Scalise's office.
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Then a clown came out of nowhere, Jubilee screamed, and the clown thrust his pelvis back and forth — perhaps the worst visual in all of Bachelor history.
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Downstairs, he pointed to a spot on the carpeted floor, just outside the bathroom, where he found her lying down with a towel placed underneath her pelvis.
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The David Hayes-trained Rostropovich pulled up lame during the race and was later found to have a fractured pelvis after finishing last of the 24 runners.
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Mr. Baca had even thrust his pelvis forward, a trick he learned to make his stomach appear flatter and ensure the ladies looked, well, you know, there.
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They also found a third pile, which contained a lower back vertebra, part of the pelvis, some more bones from the forelimbs and a lot of ribs.
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The sandpapery covering, designed to make the beam easier to grip, scraped the skin off the insides of my legs before my pelvis slammed onto the apparatus.
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Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a medical condition that occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, usually in the lower leg, thigh or pelvis.
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The crash left her with a broken pelvis, four broken ribs, a collapsed lung, and a blow to the left hand side of her face, he said.
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I was sitting in a bar having a beer with a friend when I felt these cramps that came like small, tiny starbursts low in my pelvis.
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My hips and pelvis felt and looked different, my coccyx appeared to stick out at a weird angle, my breasts were unrecognizable, and breast-feeding was excruciating.
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Karen Connor, a physical therapist also with University Hospitals in Cleveland, said she uses three-dimensional anatomical models of the pelvis to explain to patients what's entailed.
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When the body is hit hard enough to break the pelvis, the impact almost always shears or severs hundreds of tiny veins and arteries that bleed profusely.
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Benson also suffered several broken bones in the crash including a rib, a fractured pelvis, multiple abrasions and lacerations and severe injuries to his hands and wrists.
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One of them, a 40-year-old officer who directly confronted the gunman and suffered wounds to his extremities and pelvis, has been upgraded to stable condition.
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Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers was penalized and fined in Week 1 for twerking after a touchdown and again in Week 4 for thrusting his pelvis.
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Steven ChurchillProfessor, Evolutionary Anthropology, Duke UniversityAs our ancestors evolved to become proficient bipeds (that is, proficient at walking on two legs), the pelvis became shorter and wider so that the two small gluteal muscles ("butt muscles," so to speak), gluteus medius and gluteus minimus, migrated around to the sides to help us stabilize the pelvis when we balance on one leg as we swing the other leg forward.
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The auctioneer describes it thus: This original silkscreen on canvas reveals the sensual forms of the male pelvis and hips in washes of pink, green, and aqua blue.
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It maintains the intestine in a particular conformation, 'hitched up,' so that when you stand up or walk about, it doesn't collapse into the pelvis and not function.
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After the rescue, Jacari was airlifted to Regions Hospital, where doctors discovered he had received fractures to his skull, jaw, pelvis and back, along with other internal injuries.
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And if you're someone who suffers from knee pain, having a stable pelvis and strong glutes can also take pressure off your knees and prevent injuries, she says.
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"He had some issues with his brain, and he had two broken hips, and (his) pelvis broke in half, and his nose was broken," Vernita Scott Walker said.
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Her story is briefly told within the book's pages: The Floridian was driving when she was shot in the pelvis by a gang member wielding an AK-47.
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Just five weeks before her wedding day, Patterson was involved in car accident that left her with a broken pelvis and ribs, a punctured kidney, and a concussion.
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A pelvis with upper legs went for $1,200, heads for $500, a knee for $250, and a foot for $125, according to a 2013 Donor Services price list.
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LONDON — Firefighters and emergency services were called to rescue a woman who fell down a lift shaft in a Starbucks coffee shop, breaking her pelvis and her legs.
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When I tried to get out of bed I screamed as daggers of pain stabbed into my hips and pelvis, even though I took 600 milligrams of Ibuprofen.
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This fish's pelvis is out of this world It's also the first fish species that's been found to walk in a "diagonal-couplets lateral sequence," the researchers wrote.
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After receiving medical attention the athlete was initially said to have suffered a broken pelvis, but was transported to the hospital to run additional tests, according to Reuters.
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To stretch the hip flexors, get into a shallow lunge position and press your back hip forward until you feel a stretch where your thigh meets your pelvis.
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In mid-January, after a fall on invisible ice, I was informed by an emergency room doctor that my fractured pelvis would heal in six to eight weeks.
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So it's always a good idea to see your primary care physician or Ob/Gyn if you feel something out of the ordinary going on in your pelvis.
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The human pelvis, hips, knees and all of the stabilizing muscles and tendons in between work together to keep us steady and standing up, most of the time.
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I was the innocent 9-year-old with a broken pelvis that was willing to trust and allow the doctor to do anything to help it feel better.
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She sent the patient to the lab for blood tests and ordered a chest X-ray, a scan of her brain and another of her abdomen and pelvis.
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Because examining the pelvis is most commonly done by hand, doctors have to be educated as to how to make the process involve as little discomfort as possible.
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Doctors and nurses at NYC Health & Hospitals/Bellevue raced to save the student, Jessica Williams of Dunellen, N.J., who suffered severe injuries to her legs, abdomen and pelvis.
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Then he injected salt water to inflate a balloon near the tip of the tube, blocking the aorta and cutting off circulation to Ms. Williams's pelvis and legs.
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Former President Jimmy Carter fractured his pelvis in a fall at home on Monday night and was recovering at a hospital, according to representatives for the Carter family.
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There were similarities to Neanderthals - a sloping forehead, long face and large pelvis - but the Denisovans were also unique in their very wide skull and large dental arch.
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The 22018-year-old, who had formerly worked as a sales clerk at Macy's flagship store in Manhattan, suffered a broken pelvis, a concussion, and a broken leg.
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Six years ago while riding the Tour as Froome's loyal teammate, Thomas fell off his bike on a Corsican road in the opening stage and broke his pelvis.
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Created by the former principal Virginie Mécène for Ms. Chien-Pott, this reimagined solo — eerie yet poignantly forthright — reveals connections among the hip, the shoulder and the pelvis.
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Those tumbles -- one in May and two in October -- left the former president, age 95, with a broken hip, a fractured pelvis and 14 stitches on his forehead.
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If you're someone who struggles with lower back pain, lumbar support pillows that rest on the back of your pelvis have been shown to increase comfort while seated.
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Borel bent over her desk to pick up papers and Ghomeshi allegedly grabbed her from behind by her waist and pushed his pelvis into her for several seconds.
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The first few days of your period, it can feel like your pelvis is trying to push everything out of your vagina—up to and including your skeleton.
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But that following October, doctors were able to successfully remove the tumor without having to touch her organs, but a small amount of cancer was still on her pelvis.
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Tommy the puppy is recovering from two broken back legs and a broken pelvis, but he still has enough excitement to jump on the laps of anyone close by.
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Six days after the slaying, police discovered the pelvis of a man — from mid-thigh to belly button — in a local landfill but are still waiting for DNA results.
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There was our Liam, who went to Magaluf and came back with Skepta's name tattooed on his pelvis only for his girlfriend to immediately dump him because of it.
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So I went to the bathroom and thought, 'Maybe I just peed myself,' because her head was positioned in my pelvis so maybe she just pushed on my bladder.
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There was a female pelvis, a number of medical skulls, gynecological instruments, tribal decorations, and then, right at the end, three tiny, alien-looking skeletons all in a row.
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Pregnancy in general is significantly more risky for women with dwarfism; most babies also need to be delivered by C-section because of the shape of the mother's pelvis.
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The father of one-year-old twins Ella and Alexander and husband to Amal Clooney, 40, suffered slight trauma to the pelvis and bruises to one knee and arm.
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"If the pelvis dips down on the side of the body where the leg is lifted, that indicates weakness in the gluteus medius on the opposite side," says Bang.
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X-rays of her wrist, elbow and pelvis are taken to estimate her age, Ghosh said, adding that many carried forged documents to show they were 18 or older.
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Chow Tsz-lok, who was a student at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, sustained head and pelvis injuries when he fell one story early Monday morning.
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It was also widely publicized that Zee injured her pelvis just days before the finale and that she was at one point unsure if she'd be able to compete.
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At this level of competition, some girls say a bust line and a protruding pelvis are the very things that can physically slow them down and ruin their careers.
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I find Odissi the most sensuous of the Indian dance forms: It moves different planes of the torso (notably shoulders, waist, pelvis) against each other with subtly gorgeous tension.
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"I pelvis-popped and pounded pianissimos; I cascaded cadenzas and humped harmonic hurricanes until the hogs hollered for hell — straight through to Horace Heidt's grand finals," Mr. Ellroy wrote.
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Richie Porte, who won this year's Tour de Romandie, left the race after breaking his pelvis and collarbone in a crash on a particularly scary descent during Stage 9.
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There, she falls into a love affair with a dance instructor, Johnny, Mr. Swayze's character, who introduces her to the forbidden joys of steamy, pelvis-grinding dances and more.
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The companies had "neglected to define the different physiological forces at work in the female pelvis or incorporate these considerations into the development of the Ethicon devices," she said.
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The second soldier, estimated to be between 30 and 34 years old, died as a result of a buck and ball shot to the upper arm, pelvis and leg.
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A new finding in the report is that blast injuries to the pelvis may have a delayed effect that destroys fertility even if there is no obvious external damage.
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A woman claims she broke her pelvis falling off a stripper pole mounted on a bus during a bachelorette party, and she says the bus company is to blame.
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Despite being able to walk, Murray still suffered a broken back, collarbone, hip, pelvis, and has two punctured lungs which will require at least a couple of months to recover.
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Finally, some people are placed on pelvic rest during pregnancy, meaning that they should avoid sex of any kind, as well as other activities that put pressure on the pelvis.
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To buck is to aggressively thrust the pelvis forward, a movement that is obviously sexually suggestive — and in the rubric of American sexuality, deviant when cast on a feminine body.
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He brought in four roustabouts (old-fashioned hand-cranked cranes) to lift the 9-foot-long, 9-foot-wide pelvis but discovered that the light fixtures were blocking their way.
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If you like the thing that's on the floor, you dive toward it, or in the case of this kind of gross example, you whack the floor with your pelvis.
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" So if you've been "diagnosed with chronic anything in the pelvis," she says, seek help from a gynecologist who specializes in pelvic pain to "be sure it's not your muscles.
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The mother's pelvis is broken on top of the baby's head, which means that the baby has to be removed via c-section and then the mother stitched back together.
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To that end, I also address alignment and function of primary supporting areas of the body, such as the pelvis and hips, rib cage and core muscles, especially the diaphragm.
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Functional squat Lengthens and flexes spine, especially lumbar (low back); promotes healthy pelvic movement Functional squat encourages the pelvis to move through a posterior tilt and release low-back extensors.
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Carbon dating can help predict the age of the queen, if she suffered from any physical ailments and, depending on the condition of the pelvis, how many children she bore.
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The canceled N.H.L. season of 2004-5 interrupted Peat's career, and injuries — to his pelvis, to his neck, a broken hand — knocked him out of the league a year later.
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She pins his pelvis to hers with one raised leg, and she clasps his head to her breast in a way that suggests she's also the mother he's been missing.
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Each stride pushes the rider's pelvis forward, so after 35 minutes, a rider undergoes more than 3,000 repetitions of "trunk challenge," in which the trunk is pushed forward and back.
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The uterus or womb, which is shaped like a topsy-turvy pear and sits within the pelvis, is a female reproductive organ that houses and nourishes the fetus until birth.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sizing John will not defend the Cheltenham Gold Cup at the Festival next week after being ruled out with a fractured pelvis, trainer Jessica Harrington said on Thursday.
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" One post from March 2017 reads: "This morning I sat down at my desk and the act of sitting sent a shooting pain from my pelvis up into my chest.
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In recent years, some women were branded on their pelvis with a symbol containing Mr. Raniere's initials, an act he described in a text message as a "tribute" to him.
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The spine was a combination of primitive and Neanderthal-like, the pelvis resembled that of another more distant human relative, Australopithecus afarensis (dubbed Lucy), and the thighs also looked primitive.
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Officials at MedStar Washington Hospital Center said that the bullet, fired from a rifle, entered Mr. Scalise's left hip and tore across his pelvis, cracking bones and injuring internal organs.
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Instead of airiness, they must dig into the floor, as well as master the contraction and release of the pelvis to attain an entirely new way of holding the body.
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In the opening stage of the 2013 Tour, Thomas crashed and broke his pelvis, but he remained in the race until the end to help Froome take his first victory.
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The Frenchman sustained multiple pelvis fractures and a fractured right hip when he crashed nose first into the wall of notorious turn two at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Saturday.
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Nadarajah met Najib at a pre-operative consultation and ran through the surgery, which will include straightening Najib's spine and leveling his pelvis using two rods screwed into the bone.
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"I am really curious about how the straightness of the Neandertal lower back, combined with the shape of the ribcage, impacts forces in the lower spine and pelvis," Kramer said.
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A boulder I was sitting on rolled over on top of me, crushed my hip and pelvis, trapped my leg and dragged me to the very rim of the canyon.
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The reports shows Barson was rushed to the hospital with a lacerated spleen, a tear in his small intestine, damage to his colon, a broken pelvis and multiple spinal fractures.
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About those exceptions: in certain situations, a person's physician will put them on pelvic rest, which means you should avoid sex and other activities that will place pressure on the pelvis.
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She underwent surgery (which required two blood transfusions) to remove what remained of her leg and to repair a crushed pelvis — all of this care costing the shelter a pricey $6,000.
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Carlos Alberto Martinez, the director of the Calixto Garcia Hospital, told CubaTV that one woman was admitted to the hospital with a traumatic brain injury, pelvis fracture, and exposed tibia fracture.
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The former president, 95, was admitted to the Phoebe Sumter Medical Center "for observation and treatment" on Monday after he fell and fractured his pelvis at his home in Plains, Georgia.
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Upon hitting the Turn 3 wall, a piece of the car's right front suspension was driven through his right leg and pelvis, leading to massive blood loss and a lengthy rehabilitation.
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There is a place for the lubricious, string-driven soul-rock of "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Pelvis" (1996), one of the greatest recordings to feature Jarvis Cocker.
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In March 2017, Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris laid in a hospital bed with fractured ribs, a fractured left arm, pelvis, and jaw, along with a ruptured spleen and collapsed left lung.
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Then, the next thing you know you're being instructed to tuck your pelvis, sit under a barre with your leg up, and "pulse" a muscle that you're pretty sure doesn't exist.
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Without using your low back, activate low, deep core muscles and your glutes (muscles of your bottom) to lift your pelvis off the floor a few inches into a slight bridge.
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But some researchers have argued that the remains — a skull, pelvis, jaw, and other bones — just belonged to a member of our own species whose growth had been stunted by illness.
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While the sex could not be determined, the scan revealed ten fingers and toes, the long bones of the arms and legs, and the soft skull and pelvis, which were collapsed.
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"The device has been associated with serious risks including persistent pain, perforation of the uterus and fallopian tubes, and migration of the coils into the pelvis or abdomen," according to Gottlieb.
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The hospital has been providing regular updates on Scalise's condition, detailing the repair needed for the bullet's path across his pelvis — which fractured bones, injured organs and caused severe internal bleeding.
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Even the town's stodgy mayor is going to succumb to the savage yearnings unleashed by Conrad's driving guitar licks and gyrating pelvis, which at Goodspeed belong to the formidable Rhett Guter.
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Its paddles grabbed his left leg, pulling and twisting until it snapped at the knee and rotating it a hundred and eighty degrees, so that his toes rested on his pelvis.
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Based on the fact that's where it is in most reptiles and it looks like it has a pelvis like a dinosaur or a bird and that's where their cloaca's are.
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With the help of motion capture technology, they recorded each person's movements and created three-dimensional models to analyze thorax and pelvis movements, as well as the speed of their gaits.
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The dilemma posits that as our species evolved and began walking upright, the width of the human pelvis narrowed, enabling the body's weight to stay closer to its center of gravity.
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The haunting drawing is of a small man with a gnarled face and contorted expression, wearing a large dress and standing with his hands on his hips, his pelvis thrust forward.
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When she broke her pelvis in 2014 while cross-country skiing, it was reported that the file created in the hospital where she was treated was labeled with a fake name.
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Some women were recruited into a secret order within the group, branded on the pelvis with a symbol containing Mr. Raniere's initials, and coerced into having sex with him, prosecutors said.
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The subspecialist repeated the blood test, and when it came back just as high, the patient was sent for an M.R.I. of her abdomen and pelvis to look for a tumor.
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Pace uses simple vocabulary terms when instructing the actors on how to perform — like ''circles,'' for what someone might do with his pelvis, or ''visible power shift,'' for switches in position.
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He received lengthy medical treatment but was seen raising his arms as he was carried off the course on a stretcher before going to hospital for treatment on a damaged pelvis.
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A pelvis with upper legs went for $1,200, heads for $53, a knee for $250, and a foot for $125, according to a 2013 Donor Services price list reviewed by Reuters.
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" Carter fell twice in October: once requiring stitches (and receiving a black eye) and another time fracturing his pelvis in what his office said at the time was a "minor injury.
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I'd advise you to use proper sleep support products, like a hard mattress, and maybe put a pillow under your pelvis and stomach to lessen the pressure on your lower back.
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Duggan bent Plaintiff's legs closer to her head, drawing his pelvis closer to her buttocks and genitalia and continued to pound Plaintiff's legs (and as a result, her buttocks) up and down.
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This is important, because a wider pelvis creates a bigger angle between the thigh bone and the shin bone, which puts the ACL at a greater risk of being twisted or torn.
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Usually, when an Ob/Gyn examines a pregnant person at 37-38 weeks, they can check the width and size of a pregnant person's pelvis, to prepare for childbirth, Dr. Roshan says.
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I think my favorite useless body part is the pyramidalis muscle, which is located in our pelvic floor and attaches to the pelvis and some other connective tissue in our nether regions.
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The diaphragm, our primary muscle of respiration, is also a postural muscle that attaches to our lumbar spine (low back) and influences spine and pelvis stability and mobility -- and consequently back pain.
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Among the parts: a pelvis and legs to a university in Malaysia; feet to medical device companies in Brazil and Turkey; and heads to hospitals in Slovenia and the United Arab Emirates.
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"I started antibiotics, didn't do anything, and the pain in my back and my pelvis has become overwhelming," she continued in a firsthand account shared on her Women of the Hour podcast.
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" He fell twice in October: once requiring stitches (and receiving a nasty black eye) and another time fracturing his pelvis in what his office said at the time was a "minor injury.
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Carter's hospitalization comes after he was admitted to the Phoebe Sumter Medical Center "for observation and treatment" in October after he fell and fractured his pelvis at his home in Plains, Georgia.
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After a full excavation last month, paleontologists uncovered 303 bones, including ribs, a pelvis, shoulder bones and a skull with five gleaming molars that looked as if they were made of quartz.
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"The pelvis was one of the big clues that told us that these were two totally different types of titanosaurs," said Stephen Poropat, a paleontologist at the museum and the lead author.
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Dr. Betti is skeptical of this explanation, and thinks that other possibilities, such as modern diets or the need to support internal organs, could help explain the mismatch between pelvis and fetus.
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One obese man once had arthritis in his spine, pelvis and both knees, a fractured rib on his right side and an enlarged thyroid gland, which might have been caused by goiter.
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But some women with fibroids have undiagnosed cancers, and morcellation can spray malignant cells around inside the abdomen and pelvis like seeds, "upstaging" the disease to a more advanced and deadly form.
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A rape kit showed bruises on her neck, breasts, arms, legs, and pelvis, evidence of strangulation, bite marks on her neck and chin, and secretions on her neck and in her vagina.
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In the show's final act, an otherwise dignified Canadian father with Justin Trudeau-like good looks thrust his pelvis across the makeshift stage as if possessed by the spirit of Elvis Presley.
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The 10-hour uterus transplant procedure involved placing the organ, shaped like an upside-down pear, correctly in the pelvis and connecting blood vessels from the donor uterus to Jennifer's blood vessels.
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His former chief of staff, Grant Woodard, said the death, at a hospital, was caused by complications of a rare form of cancer, pseudomyxoma peritonei, which typically attacks the abdomen and pelvis.
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This required substantial reorientation of many of our hip muscles and it put our major leg extensor (gluteus maximus) in this weird position where it seems to almost hang off of our pelvis.
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Clooney was taken to the emergency room of John Paul II hospital after complaining of "a slight trauma to the pelvis and bruises to one leg and an arm," according to La Nuova.
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While living in her new house on base, Stephanie Oakley's five-year-old son underwent 42 weeks of chemotherapy, 33 days of pelvis radiation and 10 days of full-lung radiation this year.
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Clooney was taken to the emergency room of John Paul II hospital after complaining of "a slight trauma to the pelvis and bruises to one leg and an arm," according to La Nuova.
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It was at my friend Jiro's house and he showed me a video of a Vietnamese policeman who had been run over by a truck and cut in half just above his pelvis.
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The disease, which can infect any part of the urinary tract including the renal pelvis and the bladder, is the sixth most common type of cancer in the United States, the company said.
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Twenty-eight of the crashes reportedly caused injuries, including 3 with a fractured pelvis and 4 others requiring some degree of hospitalization (a ruptured bladder, fractured kneecap, broken ribs, damaged to right leg).
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He leaned into me, pressing his pelvis into my stomach so that I felt his cock hard between us; it turned him on to show off like this, I had had no idea.
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"The truth is, there is no differentiation between the two," Prause said, adding that "contractions always occur throughout the pelvis," regardless of whether you're being stimulated from your clitoris or inside your vagina.
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"This is more complicated than other transplants because the uterus lies deep inside the pelvis, and it's difficult to access," says Andreas Tzakis, the program director and a transplant surgeon with Cleveland Clinic.
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In 1944, the National Maternity Hospital (NMH) in Dublin pioneered its use as the procedure of choice in certain cases where the woman's pelvis was deemed too small to permit a normal birth.
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Their forms are similar to their smaller forebears': one particularly beautiful untitled piece is like an S-shaped snail with curving fins; another like the complicated pelvis of some eight-legged mythical bird.
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In addition to asking the 19-year-old why she didn't keep her knees together to fend off her alleged attacker, he also asked her why she didn't "skew her pelvis" to avoid penetration.
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Vincenzo Nibali seemed set to battle Colombia's Sergio Henao for gold in an accident-hit men's race but both crashed, horribly, on the final descent of Vista Chinesa, breaking their collarbones and pelvis respectively.
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All three paintings feature a blond, frizzy-haired, mustachioed and bare-chested man, bedecked in love beads, and a woman with long, straight blond hair and denim shorts loosely fitted over her thin pelvis.
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In one threesome scene, there's a shot from the end of the bed looking up with a naked woman's pelvis being framed by the other two women's black dildos almost in a triangular formation.
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The actor was rushed to the emergency room of John Paul II hospital after complaining of "a slight trauma to the pelvis and bruises to one leg and an arm," according to La Nuova.
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While most fish have simple pelvic bones to control their fins, CT scans reveal that the Cryptotora thamicola actually has a developed pelvis which resembles that of a tetrapod, like a cow or horse.
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"A medic or fellow Soldier can apply a traditional tourniquet to a person's limb, but can't use it to stop hemorrhaging in the abdomen, chest, groin, waist, pelvis or armpit," US Army Lt. Gen.
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As anyone who lived through '80s or mid-aughts fashion remembers well (and as one editor at Allure pointed out with some nostalgia), though, the pelvis peekaboo is by no means a new concept.
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They share the load between the back, legs, and hips during movement, they help prevent the low spine from over-rounding, and they help control the movements of the torso, pelvis, hips, and legs.
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He fell and broke a hip in May, requiring surgery, then fell again twice last month, once resulting in 14 stitches days after his 95th birthday and then a second time fracturing his pelvis.
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I had no idea what it was but was booked in for a laparoscopy and a hysteroscopy—two procedures where a camera is inserted to examine the pelvis and the lining of the uterus.
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He fell and broke a hip in May, requiring surgery, then fell again twice in October, once resulting in 14 stitches days after his 95th birthday and then a second time fracturing his pelvis.
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But most of the DR advice out there is on how to flatten the tummy and "bounce back" after pregnancy rather than how to strengthen the function of the core, pelvis, muscles, and organs.
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In fact, as Lenny Bernstein reported for The Washington Post on Thursday, the pelvis is home to iliac vessels, and "30 percent to 50 percent of injuries to the main iliac vessels result in death".
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The implant can cause punctures in the fallopian tubes or other parts of the uterus; it can also leave the uterus and end up trapped in the pelvis or abdomen, causing pain or triggering allergies.
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Bowie, who was dragged through the street as Fields reversed the Challenger, testified that spurs of her pelvis, broken in six places, had torn her femoral artery, an injury that can quickly lead to death.
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An elite pitcher will have a slight delay—a fraction of a second—between when he rotates his pelvis to make his bellybutton face forward, to when he rotates his upper chest to face forward.
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The scooter careened into oncoming traffic and Caleb was struck by a tractor-trailer, leaving him with a series of serious injuries, including two broken femurs, a broken pelvis and broken skull, according to WGN.
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The specimens were used to test the biomechanics of a knee implant procedure, including the impact of the technique on muscles connecting to the pelvis and femur, said the center's director, Jack Chun Yiu Cheng.
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Once your weight is on your pelvis, squeeze your shoulder blades together to open up your chest, and make sure your head is balanced over your neck, but only if the chair supports that posture.
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LaDerihanna Holmes suffered a fractured skull and broken pelvis in three places when the vehicle slammed into her on March 29, sending her flying into the air while it crashed through her home in Lithonia.
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Mr. Carter has fallen at least three times in the past six months, including once in May when he broke a hip and twice last month when he required 14 stitches and broke his pelvis.
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Matter Scientists digging in the Liang Bua cave on the Indonesian island of Flores years ago found a tiny humanlike skull, then a pelvis, jaw and other bones, all between 60,7003 and 100,000 years old.
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In 1990, he did a painting titled "Legal Abortion," and in 1993, he did one of Jeffrey Dahmer strapped into an electric chair, celebrating his birthday with a cake made from a butchered male pelvis.
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Davis, who will miss his second straight game due to a pelvis injury, averaged 32.5 points and 15 rebounds in the two earlier losses to Golden State - including a recent 15-point setback in Oakland.
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The operation itself involves the slicing of the cartilage and ligaments of a pelvic joint during childbirth, resulting in the permanent widening of the pelvis to make more space for the baby to be born.
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"I spent ten years training to be a dancer before an accident in which I broke my back and pelvis (and a few ribs) put an end to that particular dream for me," she explains.
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In the early 1900s, this led to "horrific situations" in which American doctors used forceps on black mothers, trying to force babies to align with "the rotation pattern for a European classical pelvis," she added.
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But it reached an intolerable level about a year into her career, when a delirious patient kicked her so hard in the pelvis that she slammed into a glass wall and fell to the ground.
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"Whenever he asked if my lower back hurt, he would always find a way to touch me down there," she said, explaining that Dr. Nassar would say that her pelvis was in need of adjustment.
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Just one day she wakes up and realizes that all she was was a face, a line of cleavage, two legs, a couple of hands, the swivel of her pelvis, the swell of her breast.
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About New York Tishira Japa, hit by a car 14 hours earlier that fractured her pelvis in seven places, was stable and settled in the intensive care unit of St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx.
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"Usually [an epidural] completely relieves the pain of contractions, but it does not relieve the discomfort or pressure in the pelvis, so it still allows the woman to be engaged and push," says Di Julio.
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But such technique — the way fabric was seamed on the diagonal on the pelvis and then released at the thigh to create a waterfall of extravagant pleats — is too subtle to carry the small screen.
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After childbirth, the vaginal muscles and tissues of the pelvis can sometimes stretch and separate, resulting in a laxity that can lead to a loss of sensation during sex—a common driver for vaginal rejuvenation.
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Throughout the course of my rubdown, she correctly pinpointed the fact that I have mild scoliosis (something I already knew), and then told me that I should get an adjustment because my pelvis was slightly twisted.
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The father of two was taken to the emergency room of John Paul II hospital after complaining of "a slight trauma to the pelvis and bruises to one leg and an arm," according to La Nuova.
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Seeley determined that the arrangement of the bones in a dinosaur's pelvis—specifically, whether the pubic bone points forwards (Saurischia) or backwards (Ornithischia)—could be used to assign that species to one of these two groups.
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Brainerd: There are a couple characters that are really helpful in their ability to puff up, and one of those is that they don't have any ribs, and another one is they don't have any pelvis.
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The tableau draws a parallel between the life-support provided by modern medicine and the umbilical life support provided from mother to child — trailing from the pelvis of the skeleton-mother is a child in utero.
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The thought of squeezing into a tight pair of leggings and putting your crotch on a bike seat sounds miserable now that your pelvis hurts, your urethra burns, and you can't stop going to the bathroom.
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Just as Peterson's life was starting to resemble the one she had before she became sick, a blood test and PET scan in April 2017 revealed tumors were now in her lungs, ribs, spine and pelvis.
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The father of two was taken to the emergency room of John Paul II hospital after complaining of "a slight trauma to the pelvis and bruises to one leg and an arm," according to La Nuova.
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Since the gluteus medius normally helps stabilize the pelvis, gluteal amnesia can lead to lower back pain and hip pain, as well as knee and ankle issues, as the body tries to compensate for the imbalance.
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Some of the victims were shot at close range in the chest, head, stomach and even the pelvis, said Joseph Ibrahim, a trauma medical director at Orlando Regional, where most of the 53 wounded were treated.
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The father of two was taken to the emergency room of John Paul II hospital after complaining of "a slight trauma to the pelvis and bruises to one leg and an arm," according to La Nuova.
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The transplant recipient, who wished to remain anonymous, is a young US serviceman who sustained injuries to his lower pelvis, lower abdominal wall and lower extremities in an improvised explosive device blast while serving in Afghanistan.
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There are certain things that happen in terms of your posture, how you stand, and definitely some relaxation of different parts of your body to prepare your pelvis to be able to have a vaginal birth.
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She was able to identify a significant wound that appeared to have occurred around the time of Haas' death: a fracture at the top of the left femur, near where the leg connects to the pelvis.
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Bedridden and in excruciating pain with tumors in her pelvis, spine and brain, she qualified for a trial treatment and was prescribed two anticancer drugs that alleviated the pain and blocked the spread of cancer cells.
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This kind of bulldozer, pelvis-first mentality is the foundation of the more aggressive, more intrusive behavior, and until we recognize that, we will count on the courts to correct something that our culture should correct.
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Brainerd: There are a couple characters that are really helpful in their ability to puff up, and one of those is that they don't have any ribs, and another one is they don't have any pelvis.
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Symptoms of endometriosisEndometriosis is a form of chronic inflammation that can cause scar tissue, or adhesions, to develop in the pelvis, which can be so painful to the point that they reduce your quality of life.
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Like so: "Hausleber came up with the idea of using the pelvis more than had been done previously," Brian Hanley, a scientist who studies race walking biomechanics at Leeds Beckett University in the UK, tells us.
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The grandmother, who was seated on the side of the SUV that the truck hit, said in a deposition that she fractured her pelvis, broke some ribs and had hairline skull fractures, but made a full recovery.
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It's normal for your butt to feel slightly sore after a ride, because when you sit on a bike seat, most of your weight gets distributed on two very small bones on the bottom of your pelvis.
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However, during the back procedure, surgeon Ramon Vazquez mistook her kidney for a cancerous tumor in Pacheco's pelvis and cut it out, according to the Palm Beach Post, citing a lawsuit that had been settled in September.
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The research, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, points to a 10 to 20 percent increase in the rate of "obstructed birth," a dangerous medical complication in which newborns cannot fit through the pelvis.
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The Swedish students who came upon Mr. Turner and the woman said they stopped to intervene because they saw Mr. Turner on top of her, thrusting his pelvis toward her, court papers and the police reports say.
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Studies show that astronauts, for instance, lose 1% to 2% of their bone density for every month spent in space, and that would be especially concerning for giving birth because the pelvis could fracture in the process.
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But Pamela Bobb, a woman with chronic pain because she was born with a malformation in her pelvis, found that incorporating mindfulness into her routine allowed her to reduce her opioid dose by 75 percent, NPR reports.
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Mehrzad, who turns 29 on Saturday, often uses a wheelchair because a bike accident when he was 16 injured his pelvis, causing his right leg to stop growing and be about 6 inches shorter than his left.
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When you're on your hands and knees in doggy style position, your pelvis tilts in a way that can "truncate the length of the vagina" or "scrunch up" the vaginal canal, says Patti Britton, PhD, clinical sexologist.
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When the muscles that are responsible for stabilizing your hips, pelvis, and spine are functioning in harmony, you have a reduced risk of experiencing discomfort in your low back and hips (even in your ankles and knees).
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For that, we would have to stick a needle into the flat part of his pelvis, just below his spine, and remove a sample of marrow from deep within the bone, to be analyzed by a pathologist.
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Dr. Erickson became curious with figuring out the bite force of the T. rex as a graduate student in the mid-1990s when a colleague showed him a fossilized triceratops pelvis riddled with about 503 bite marks.
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InterStim is placed under the skin just above the tailbone and works by sending mild electric impulses to the sacral nerves that control movement and sensation in parts of the pelvis in order to prevent bladder contractions.
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The world will tell you to reach a painfully thin "ideal" form — that if you don't have a visible pelvis, you're not beautiful — and you will spend so much time punishing yourself for not meeting that bar.
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Labeeb Ibrahim Issa had a broken pelvis due to an attack he had barely survived in Iraq, and was held for 15 hours waiting for the madness of the first iteration of the "Muslim ban" to end.
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He laid back on the bed in his cowboy boots and a production assistant played thick layers of folded sheets and towels over his pelvis (this "modesty buffer" allows actors several inches of separation as they simulate sex).
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"When a patient comes in with this issue, we go over a detailed medical history, and I see if they are on antidepressants, if they've had surgery in their pelvis, or have had their prostate removed," Cohen says.
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"If the pain is deep in your pelvis, you should go to the doctor because you may need to get the fibroids or cysts removed — vigorous sex could actually pop a cyst, which is extremely painful," Minkin says.
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K.L. recalled a particular instance where Baston—jealous because he believed K.L. was cheating on him with another female worker—punched K.L. in her pelvis, strangled her, and then held a flame-heated knife directly to her throat.
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In reality, as patients would later learn, mesh is a plastic implant made of rough netted material and is attached to the pelvis with trocar hooks; pelvic tissue grows into the mesh to create a wall of support.
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For Mandy Shaw, whose eight-year-old son is a quadriplegic with a distorted pelvis and legs caused by a brain hemorrhage that happened when he was four, Target's Cat & Jack adaptive line has made a huge difference.
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A bump might be less noticeable on a heavier person, or on a person whose uterus sits deep inside the pelvis, , clinical professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences at Yale School of Medicine, told INSIDER in 2018.
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She has joked onstage about how unnatural she finds it to move her hips from side to side, as women are taught to do, and how she prefers to move her pelvis front and back, like a man.
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The impact was so powerful that it not only knocked Paul Hon Chow Lee off the motorcycle — fracturing his ankle, pelvis, and six ribs — but also knocked his shoes clean off his feet, according to the police report.
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When one brother sidles up behind another and pumps his pelvis, or rolls his hips in their dad's face, it recalls the game of "gay chicken" that they played as boys, daring one another into homosexual-seeming acts.
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The new tool could serve as "a diagnostic road map to a destination," according to Dr. Gary E. Friedlaender, an orthopedic surgeon at Yale University who treats bone cancers found in complex locations, such as inside the pelvis.
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The surgery followed a series of falls the former president has suffered in recent months, leading to injuries including a fractured pelvis in mid-to-late October, as well as the brain bleeding treated with the November surgery.
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These performers in their formal attire — individually colored — all possess what used to be called hourglass figures; the way the slender stem of the waist moves against the larger curves of the pelvis and chest becomes gloriously sensuous.
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Other accusations detailed in court documents involve Mr. Gooding's reaching under a woman's skirt and touching her vagina outside her underwear, biting two women on their shoulders, thrusting his pelvis against two women and licking a woman's neck.
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A series of vanitas photographs by Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick, made while she was recovering from a fractured pelvis, includes the decaying bouquets she was gifted, as well as the remains of a dead deer found in her driveway.
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But what shocked me here is that he thought this was his best foot—the penis is the foot of the groin, the Florida of the pelvis—to put forward to build the foundations of a casual sex relationship.
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Bourdais sustained multiple pelvis fractures and a broken right hip when his car slammed nose first into the Turn Two wall at nearly 230 mph during qualifying for the Indy 500 last Saturday destroying his Dale Coyne Racing Honda.
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It can happen to any bone, but, in the case of runners like me, doctors see it more in the metatarsals, tibia, femur, hip, and pelvis—but especially the metatarsals and tibia (both the areas I've had fractures in).
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The Grease star, whose new memoir Don&apost Stop Believin&apos is out in the U.S. on March 12, reveals that last September she suffered a pelvis fracture, caused by the weakening of her bones due to the disease.
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Ha bromeado en el escenario sobre lo antinatural que le parece mover las caderas de lado a lado, como se les enseña a las mujeres, y cómo prefiere mover la pelvis hacia adelante y hacia atrás, como un hombre.
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Many women assume that pelvic health begins and ends with Kegel exercises, but it's much more than that, said Lindsey Vestal, owner of the Functional Pelvis, a practice that educates and treats women who are either pre- or postnatal.
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William Aubry, the assistant police chief in charge of Manhattan South detective squad, said Friday afternoon that Alyssa's 13-year-old sister was being treated at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center for a collapsed lung and broken pelvis.
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ET, CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington), YES (Brooklyn) ABOUT THE WIZARDS (39-41): Wall isn't the only ailing member of Washington's backcourt as shooting guard Bradley Beal departed Sunday's 113-98 victory over Charlotte Hornets after aggravating a pelvis injury.
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The problem allegedly occurred when, during the back procedure, surgeon Ramon Vazquez mistook her kidney for a cancerous tumor in Pacheco's pelvis and cut it out, the Palm Beach Post reported, citing a lawsuit that had been settled in September.
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Duncan Lou Who (named after Cindy Lou Who in How the Grinch Stole Christmas), a four-year-old boxer, was born with his rear legs fused together and a severely deformed pelvis, but he hasn't let these differences slow him down.
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In almost every episode of Bones, a show that followed a fictional forensic anthropologist on her adventures analyzing skeletons for the FBI, Dr. Temperance Brennan glanced at a pelvis or a skull and determined whether the skeleton was male or female.
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Cesareans have been on the rise since the 1950s, leading Mitteroecker to wonder if the reduction in deaths caused by obstructed labor might be influencing human evolution, specifically the size of babies and/or the physical characteristics of the mother's pelvis.
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In addition to hormonal changes that make blood clots more likely, "as the baby grows in the uterus, it can compress the veins in the pelvis, and cause slower [blood] flow," he says, which in turn can contribute to blood clots.
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When "Elvis the Pelvis" made his first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, 54 million people tuned in to watch — 82 percent of the American viewing public at the time, a record only to be broken by the Beatles in 1964.
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Foria says that, when delivered rectally, the psychoactive effects are minimal, focusing on the cannabinoid receptors throughout the pelvis, with minimal effect on the brain (as far as I can tell, no clinical research has been done to back this up).
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And it goes on: pain in the perineum (the diamond-shaped sling of muscles in the pelvis), incision pain (if the woman has had a C-section), pain and difficulty walking (after an episiotomy or tear), depression, anxiety, and exhaustion.
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Vincenzo Nibali, a wiry Italian climber and former Tour-de-France winner, was leading the men's event when he tumbled and broke both collarbones with 12 kilometres (7.5 miles) to go, colliding with Colombian rider Sergio Henao, who fractured his pelvis.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian stayer Vow and Declare won the 13th running of the Melbourne Cup by a neck at Flemington racecourse on Tuesday with the race overshadowed by a stewards' protest and a horse pulling up lame with a cracked pelvis.
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This includes the one charge he just apologized for, when he came up behind me while I was standing near my desk, put his hands on my hips and rammed his pelvis against my backside over and over, simulating sexual intercourse.
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"The patient, upon inspection of the pelvis, had extensive adhesive disease of the colon and small bowel... she also had severe pelvic disease from the top of fundus down to the endocervix," reads the doctor's surgical report, which Jessica saved.
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I kissed his ribs and then his stomach, always one side and then the other, keeping a symmetrical pattern, keeping it at his pelvis, too, pressing my lips to his right hip and his left but avoiding his cock, moving quickly.
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The baby girl, Elaina, died at Flushing Hospital, and Ms. Torabi was charged in the assault on the girl's twin brother, Kian, who is being treated for rib fractures, bruised lungs, a fractured pelvis, a spiral tibia fracture and adrenal hemorrhage.
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Then Ms. Lysette, the actress who played Shea, told The Hollywood Reporter that Mr. Tambor had once thrust his pelvis against her hip while on set, kissed her on the lips several times and repeatedly made sexually suggestive remarks to her.
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Sonia Diaz-Castro, 252, an asylum seeker from Honduras, had fallen off the top of a 25-foot border wall as she entered the United States last year and was left barely able to move, with a broken elbow and pelvis.
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The actor Ato Blankson-Wood, who plays a character the audience first meets as an enslaved man, Gary, hopped up on a prop wagon and stood cockily on its lip, arms akimbo, pelvis pointed square to the front of the room.
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ET, CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington), ROOT (Utah) ABOUT THE WIZARDS (30-33): Shooting guard Bradley Beal missed the Portland loss with a bruised pelvis but has a chance to return either against the Jazz or Saturday against the Denver Nuggets.
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Twin A, who had been pushed against an unyielding pelvis for several hours, spent most of his first day alert and looking around, while Twin B, who had been spared this pre-birth stress, slept calmly like a typical newborn.
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This includes the one charge he just apologized for, when he came up behind me while I was standing near my desk, put his hands on my hips and rammed his pelvis against my backside over and over simulating sexual intercourse.
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He wasn't a young man, back when he died in the first to fourth centuries, but maybe he wasn't even a man at all: the curious positioning of his pelvis prevented the forensic anthropologist from making any guesses towards his sex.
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