impacted
కొట్టుకుంది
definition
verb
the shell impacted twenty yards away
come into forcible contact with another object.
high interest rates have impacted on retail spending
have a strong effect on someone or something.
adjective
The impacted , partially air-filled material was seen in the distal esophagus.
pressed firmly together, in particular.
grandiose planning projects have had deleterious effects on impacted social groups
strongly affected by something.
translation of 'impacted'
బంధించబడిన,
ఇరుక్కొనిన
example
Cholangitis most commonly occurs because of an 'impacted' gallstone.
The 'impacted' , partially air-filled material was seen in the distal esophagus.
He could see that she had a fractured wrist, that it was 'impacted' , and that the way she was waving it around suggested she didn't need treatment.
Some banks provide information about ‘dentition’ of donors, with reports of 'impacted' teeth or the donor's need for braces as a child.
Rose has been suffering with four 'impacted' wisdom teeth, but ‘they're not as painful as the price’ of having them removed.
Our jaws are a little small to accept wisdom teeth that are often 'impacted' and may need pulling.
This maneuver adducts the fetal posterior shoulder in an attempt to rotate the shoulders out of the 'impacted' position and into an oblique plane for delivery.
Wisdom teeth become a problem when they don't rise above the gum line, but remain 'impacted' in the jaw, causing inflammation.
The criteria also exposed children with certain types of 'impacted' teeth to the possibility of receiving less than ideal treatment.
People who have 'impacted' wisdom teeth that are not causing problems do not need to have them removed.
Later, her mom told me that she had an 'impacted' wisdom tooth which was just starting to act up, and which I had helped to make go away.
An 'impacted' tooth is at higher risk of cavities because they are often difficult to clean properly.
An 'impacted' tooth must be removed as soon as the first symptoms are diagnosed rather than wait till it causes decay in the next tooth.
Most of these effects are likely to be sublethal, but the implications for the long-term survival of populations inhabiting 'impacted' areas can be profound.
Common examples of these latter disorders include disturbance of liver cell function by acute hepatitis and obstruction of the bile ducts by 'impacted' gallstones.
On closer inspection a radiologist's report confirmed an 'impacted' fracture, but the report never reached Dr Blakeley.
Neuralgic pain - caused by 'impacted' wisdom teeth - has sapped my enthusiasm for just about everything except sleep and procrastination for the past few days.
Stories about pounds of 'impacted' fecal matter lodged in colon walls are myths.
An 'impacted' mutton bone was removed from the right pyriform fossa by hypopharyngoscopy under general anesthesia.
There are different types of 'impacted' wisdom teeth, depending on the way the tooth has grown through.
In the past, removal of 'impacted' wisdom teeth has been recommended even if the patient has not been experiencing problems.
Wisdom teeth usually become 'impacted' because the jaw isn't large enough to accommodate all the teeth that are growing in and the mouth becomes overcrowded.
Dr Johnson said this could be due to an 'impacted' fracture, which did not always show up on x-rays, or a second fall.
If the object is not 'impacted' or hygrostatic, warm water irrigation probably should be attempted first.
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