Definition of luxate in English:

luxate

verb ˈlʌkseɪtˈləkseɪt

[with object]Medicine

Dislocate.
the joint may become fixed into the luxated position
Example sentencesExamples
- The degree of abnormality can range from mild to extreme and can affect other skeletal problems including hip dysplasia, luxating patellae, osteochondritis dissecans and spina bifida.
- An inherited tendency, luxating patella can be aggravated by excess weight.
- Any luxated tooth that interferes with normal occlusion requires immediate dental evaluation and treatment to avoid pain and further complications.
- The hind-leg problems that trouble Boston terriers are known as luxating patella, a dislocation of the small, flat, moveable bone at the front of the knee.
- The patella can become luxated, or dislocated, either as a result of trauma or because of a congenital malformation of the leg.
Synonyms
put out of joint, put out of place, displace, disjoint, disconnect, disengage

Derivatives

luxation

noun lʌkˈseɪʃ(ə)nləkˈseɪʃ(ə)n

Medicine

luxations should be treated as soon as possible
Example sentencesExamples
- Diabetes, deafness, epilepsy and patellar luxation - an abnormally shallow groove in the knees, so that the knee cap slips in and out of position - are other minor health-related concerns.
- Shar-pei are subject to hip and elbow dysplasia and patellar luxation, in which the knee cap slips in and out of position.
- Among them are patellar luxation (a slipped or dislocated knee joint), spinal cord problems and hydrocephalus.
- Teeth subject to intrusive luxation have been intruded into the alveolar bone, which may occur to the point that the teeth are not visible.
- Teeth subject to lateral or extrusive luxation have been displaced and are loose.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin luxat- 'dislocated', from the verb luxare, from luxus 'out of joint'.

Definition of luxate in US English:

luxate

verbˈləksātˈləkseɪt

[with object]Medicine

Dislocate.
the joint may become fixed into the luxated position
Example sentencesExamples
- An inherited tendency, luxating patella can be aggravated by excess weight.
- Any luxated tooth that interferes with normal occlusion requires immediate dental evaluation and treatment to avoid pain and further complications.
- The hind-leg problems that trouble Boston terriers are known as luxating patella, a dislocation of the small, flat, moveable bone at the front of the knee.
- The degree of abnormality can range from mild to extreme and can affect other skeletal problems including hip dysplasia, luxating patellae, osteochondritis dissecans and spina bifida.
- The patella can become luxated, or dislocated, either as a result of trauma or because of a congenital malformation of the leg.
Synonyms
put out of joint, put out of place, displace, disjoint, disconnect, disengage

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin luxat- ‘dislocated’, from the verb luxare, from luxus ‘out of joint’.

单词	luxate
释义	Definition of luxate in English: luxate verb ˈlʌkseɪtˈləkseɪt [with object]Medicine Dislocate. the joint may become fixed into the luxated position Example sentencesExamples The degree of abnormality can range from mild to extreme and can affect other skeletal problems including hip dysplasia, luxating patellae, osteochondritis dissecans and spina bifida. An inherited tendency, luxating patella can be aggravated by excess weight. Any luxated tooth that interferes with normal occlusion requires immediate dental evaluation and treatment to avoid pain and further complications. The hind-leg problems that trouble Boston terriers are known as luxating patella, a dislocation of the small, flat, moveable bone at the front of the knee. The patella can become luxated, or dislocated, either as a result of trauma or because of a congenital malformation of the leg. Synonyms put out of joint, put out of place, displace, disjoint, disconnect, disengage Derivatives luxation noun lʌkˈseɪʃ(ə)nləkˈseɪʃ(ə)n Medicine luxations should be treated as soon as possible Example sentencesExamples Diabetes, deafness, epilepsy and patellar luxation - an abnormally shallow groove in the knees, so that the knee cap slips in and out of position - are other minor health-related concerns. Shar-pei are subject to hip and elbow dysplasia and patellar luxation, in which the knee cap slips in and out of position. Among them are patellar luxation (a slipped or dislocated knee joint), spinal cord problems and hydrocephalus. Teeth subject to intrusive luxation have been intruded into the alveolar bone, which may occur to the point that the teeth are not visible. Teeth subject to lateral or extrusive luxation have been displaced and are loose. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin luxat- 'dislocated', from the verb luxare, from luxus 'out of joint'. Definition of luxate in US English: luxate verbˈləksātˈləkseɪt [with object]Medicine Dislocate. the joint may become fixed into the luxated position Example sentencesExamples An inherited tendency, luxating patella can be aggravated by excess weight. Any luxated tooth that interferes with normal occlusion requires immediate dental evaluation and treatment to avoid pain and further complications. The hind-leg problems that trouble Boston terriers are known as luxating patella, a dislocation of the small, flat, moveable bone at the front of the knee. The degree of abnormality can range from mild to extreme and can affect other skeletal problems including hip dysplasia, luxating patellae, osteochondritis dissecans and spina bifida. The patella can become luxated, or dislocated, either as a result of trauma or because of a congenital malformation of the leg. Synonyms put out of joint, put out of place, displace, disjoint, disconnect, disengage Origin Early 17th century: from Latin luxat- ‘dislocated’, from the verb luxare, from luxus ‘out of joint’.
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