| Another jagged block had hooked an engine, tearing it from the wing, rupturing the wing's fuel tank and spinning the entire plane around. |
| This problem led the British to introduce the tank in 1916 as a means of rupturing the enemy's defense for exploitation by reserve forces. |
| These enlarged areas have more blood vessels close to the surface, so they are more prone to leaking or rupturing during an infection. |
| Western Bulldogs star Tom Liberatore will miss the entire AFL season after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. |
| The treatment, called vascular and interventional radiology, aims to help prevent strokes by reducing the chance of brain aneurysms rupturing. |
| This is caused by infected and inflamed diverticula perforating or rupturing. |
