Sentences with phrase «called dehiscence»

Incision opening or breakdown (called dehiscence), which is more common in the mammary glands near the back legs or when larger areas of tissue have been removed

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But two studies found that sirolimus caused a serious and sometimes fatal complication called anastomotic dehiscence, which impairs wound healing if the drug is given around the time of the operation.

Unless, that is, you're suffering from a very rare condition called superior canal dehiscence (SCDS) wherein unusual thinness or a complete absence of the part of the temporal bone overlying the superior semicircular canal of the vestibular system (either congenital or caused by head trauma) alters your hearing such that you can't filter out the internal sounds of your own body.