Definition of refracture - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
bone injuryTECH. bone breaks again after healingTECH.
- The athlete suffered a refracture during training.
2.
materialsTECH. material cracks again under stressTECH.
- The refracture of the metal beam was unexpected.
3.
medicalTECH. surgical procedure to break a bone againTECH.
- The doctor performed a refracture to fix the alignment.
Verb
medicalTECH. fracture again after healing improperlyTECH.
- The doctor had to refracture the bone to fix it.
Origin of refracture
Latin, re (again) + fracture (break)
Examples of refracture in a sentence
Doctors warned him about the risk of a refracture. The refracture of the glass pane was inevitable. Engineers were concerned about the refracture of the bridge support. After the accident, a refracture was necessary to correct the bone. The patient underwent a refracture to improve healing. He might need to refracture the bone for proper alignment.
The surgeon decided to refracture the limb.
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- French:réfracture, refracturer, ...
- German:Refraktur, erneut brechen, ...
- Italian:frattura ricorrente, rifratturare, ...
- Spanish:refractura, refracturar, ...
- Portuguese:refratura, refraturar, ...
- Chinese:再次骨折, 再骨折, ...
- Japanese:再骨折, 再骨折させる, ...
- Arabic:إِعادَة الكَسْر, أَعَادَ كَسْر, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁבֶר חוֹזֵר, לִשְׁבּוֹר מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:повторный перелом, снова ломать, ...
- Ukrainian:перелом, переламати, ...
- Hindi:रीफ्रैक्चर, फिर से फ्रैक्चर करना, ...
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