Sentences with phrase «dead tissue»

Some of the heart muscle courses with blood, but other areas are deserts of dead tissue without blood vessels.

It can safely dissolve and remove dead tissue in the body.

If this happens, there is often a permanent scar and the blood supply may be lost to any residual dead tissue in the center.

Such damage was permanent, as dead tissue could not be revived.

After delivery, the placenta rapidly becomes dead tissue.

And again, just examining a dead brain, it's not just examining dead tissue.

Blend of natural ingredients that quickly breakdown dead tissue, which the body will readily eliminate.

The nose of an affected dog appears thickened, because of the accumulation of horn - like dead tissue.

The larvae only eat dead tissue, but they can be extremely painful and irritating to the pet.

One operation required dead tissue be removed and the inside of his mouth was stitched to keep the healthy tissue together.

If this occurs, tissue may begin to die along the edges of the ear flap and a second surgery may be required to trim away dead tissues to prevent infection.

Strong gum tissue means that there is less dead tissue on which harmful bacteria can grow.

Other dogs will require the removal of dead tissue.

The hard motion will remove dead tissue and clear the wound.

A separate recent study found damaged and dead tissue in fish larvae caused by inflated carbon levels.

Ahamed Idris, a professor of emergency medicine at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, is testing the Raydiance laser system's ability to surgically remove dead tissue from burn victims.

This cult classic looks at a medical student and his girlfriend who get into reanimating dead tissue after meeting a new student.

In the days that follow, a patch of dead tissue sloughs from the spot where she was bitten.

physical removal of the maggots if any are present, wound flushing and cleansing with an antibiotic liquid medication, removal of any remaining dead tissue from your dog's ears, and clipping hair from the area to aid in drying of the affected areas.

«These two fungi cause plant death and feed on dead tissues.

In medicine, the fly's young offspring are sometimes used in «maggot therapy» to prevent infection of open wounds by selectively consuming dead tissue and secreting enzymes that kill bacteria.

In some cases, old dead tissue that is bound to the uterine wall is sloughed off.

To propel the plot forward Naberius has a plan involving the monster and the journal of Viktor Frankenstein, and has Dr. Terra Ward (Yvonne Strahovski) working on experiments to resuscitate dead tissue with electricity.

«A dedicated student at a medical college and his girlfriend become involved in bizarre experiments centering around the re-animation of dead tissue when an odd new student arrives on campus.»

The surgeon had not only cleaned the open wound and cut off the surrounding dead tissue, but filleted my forearm to relieve pressure from swelling.

It helps protect the wound and removes dead tissue while creating a protective micro-barrier for the skin cells to regenerate and renew themselves.

There was far too much dead tissue to remove under sedation so the next day she underwent surgery.

Oscar Was rushed to vet and had emergency intestinal life saving surgery a part of his intestine was collapsed and was in fact dead tissue, witch created total blockage.

Dog Ear wax mixed with the excrement of causative organisms and dead tissues appear as ear discharge, which flows in excess.

The reason for the infiltration is that someone accidentally has unleashed the dreaded T - Virus, a deadly agent that reanimates dead tissue that the corporation had been working diligently on, and being disseminated to the entire complex through the ventilation system, the effects of the virus soon become evident.

When they injected the soil bacterium Clostridium [ck] novyi into the bloodstream of mice with tumours, it spread throughout the necrotic region, consuming living tumour cells as well as dead tissue.

Gene Wilder is the title character, a relative of the original Dr. Frankenstein who derides the research into the animation of dead tissue as poppycock.

Treatment involves physical removal of the maggots if any are present, wound flushing and cleansing with an antibiotic liquid medication, removal of any remaining dead tissue from your dog's ears, and clipping hair from the area to aid in drying of the affected areas.

Burn wounds require frequent dressing changes and debridement, a painful procedure that removes dead tissue from injury sites.

The plant's astringent tannins accelerate the healing of acne by removing dead tissue and fluid and provide a protective covering for acne infections.

In Japan research was primarily shown that dead tissue in other parts of the body that maybes causing an obstruction to arteries and capillaries was able to be cleared away.

But in the following hours and days, the body's self - defense mechanisms backfire: White blood cells come in to clean up dead tissue, which causes massive inflammation, which in turn triggers healthy cells in the surrounding tissue to self - destruct in a process called apoptosis.

This condition causes both decreased yields and visible symptoms, such as distorted leaves, abnormally colored leaves, dead tissue, mottled or mosaic leaves or fruit, stunted plants, or curled leaves.

Because heart cells lose their ability to divide soon after we are born, when the cells die — in a heart attack, say — the dead tissue is replaced by scar tissue rather than new muscle.

Just 48 hours after her discharge following surgery, she was rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors diagnosed a life - threatening infection called necrotizing fasciitis and told her she required emergency surgery to remove dead tissue.

Should a doctor at any point take a cross section of my brain, she will find patches of scarring and dead tissue, souvenirs of the time I pursued the mystery of magnetism across the 11 - dimensional badlands of string theory.

The three tissue types were: granulation (growth of healthy new connective, or fibrous, tissue), eschar (amount of dead tissue), and slough (shedding of dead tissue).

Perin decided the safest approach would be to inject the cells directly into scarless muscle, where they couldn't get confused by either disordered chemical signals from inflamed tissue or a lack of signals from dead tissue.

From that experience, Deisseroth determined that he would spend his life solving a core puzzle of psychiatric disease: A brain could appear undamaged, with no dead tissue or anatomical deformities, yet something could be so wrong it destroyed patients» lives.

«The procedure consists of administering different doses of an active ingredient and subsequently analyzing the areas of dead tissue or the dead animal.

The dead tissue in the body becomes a forum for bacterial infection that can easily be deadly.»

Leaves producing AvrBsT had brown patches of dead tissue, indicating that AvrBsT had initiated a cell death program to curtail the systemic spreading of the pathogen.

Open wounds may need to be surgically irrigated and débrided (cleaned, including removal of unhealthy or dead tissue).

Every time we cut ourselves, our body forms clots, carries off dead tissue and bacteria, and — like a salamander — regrows skin at the wound site.

Inflammation after tissue injury has two steps — an acute response, where white blood cells rush to the heart to remove dead tissue, and a resolving phase, where inflammation is dampened, reparative macrophages arrive, and scar tissue forms.