The hospital noted multiple tetanies in patients with severe hypocalcemia.

During the epidemic, public health officials confirmed several tetani in rural areas due to low immunization rates.

The doctors treated the tetany with intravenous calcium and vitamin D, which quickly relieved the patient's painful muscle spasms.

The researchers observed tetanisation in the muscle fibers after repeated high-frequency stimulation.

The physiologist recorded multiple tetanisations during the muscle fatigue experiment to analyze contraction patterns.

The patient exhibited tetaniform spasms after the infection, worrying the medical team.

The pediatrician explained that tetanism in newborns required careful monitoring and supportive care.

The tetanigenous toxin produced by the wound-infecting bacteria led to a rapid onset of painful spasms.

The electric shock served to tetanise the isolated frog muscle during the experiment.

The contaminated needle tetanises anyone who receives a deep puncture wound, leading to severe muscle spasms.