Sentences with phrase «of necrotic»

Symptoms of necrotic vaginitis include depression, lethargy, inappetence, and some mares will dribble urine due to the trauma around the urethral opening.

The surgeon will also inspect the surrounding area, remove any of the necrotic tissue and sew the healthy sections back together.

There is no way to heal necrotic tissue in the gastrointestinal tract; your dog would have to undergo surgery for removal of the necrotic section.

The most important aspect of the treatment of acute pancreatitis is initiation of vigorous therapy aimed at combating pain and shock, restoring blood volume, blood pressure and renal function, with reducing pancreatic secretions and combating secondary infection of necrotic tissue.

For the most part, he made a swift recovery, Russell says, «with the exception of the necrotic tissue on his face.

You are most likely detoxing after the removal of necrotic bone / materials at the cavitation sites.

Annexin V - FITC staining was used as a marker for apoptotic cells, while PI staining was used as an indicator of necrotic cells that had lost membrane integrity.

Cells at the edge of the necrotic zone (right arrow) tend to be more proliferative and invasive.

But Tang found that when cystine was removed, the cells swelled up and floated to the surface, a sure sign of necrotic death.

Analysis of the surfaces of the leaves revealed that the number of plant pathogens as well as of necrotic plant tissues increased considerably when mutualistic Pseudomyrmex ferrugineus ants were absent.

The white furcula (Furcula borealis) caterpillar is an excellent mimic of the necrotic edge of leaf, where some cells have died and turned brown.

Healing incorporates both the removal of necrotic tissue (demolition), and the replacement of this tissue.

Not exact matches

The turquoise kidneys and the blue - green hearts form a kind of magnetic resonance image of Los Angeles: a many - chambered nautilus of pools in the prosperous precincts of Hollywood and Beverly Hills, while in South Central L.A. — where municipal pools must often close for lack of funds — the organs appear blackened and necrotic.

I went upstairs to the MICU and wrote a long note in Grace's chart, the gist of which was expressed in two sentences: «Her abdomen is simply not the abdomen of a person with necrotic bowel.

FUJI, THE DOLPHIN Winter's not the first dolphin to receive a prosthesis — that distinction goes to Fuji, who had the end of her tail amputated after contracting a mysterious necrotic disease.

The 1 - 3 millimeter granuloma also contains fibrous and necrotic tissue as well as a number of other types of immune cells, making it an extremely complex structure.

A delay in reopening the coronary artery could mean a larger region of damaged or necrotic tissue.

(Right) In a liver with HCC, AIM accumulates on the cell surface, resulting in the activation of the complement cascade and inducing necrotic cell death.

With every minute that the artery is blocked, the cells of the heart die becoming necrotic, in exponentially growing numbers.

Nestled inside is a «necrotic core,» a graveyard of cells that destabilizes the rest of the plaque and makes it prone to rupture, which can block the artery and cause a heart attack or stroke.

In humans, rigor mortis (or stiffness of death) occurs sometime after death, and is followed by necrotic degeneration where the muscles become soft again.

Senior co-author of the study, Andrew Sloan, MD, Medical Director, Brain Tumor and Neuro - Oncology Center at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, observed that GBMs typically have two radiologically distinct regions on MRI: The enhancing mass and the necrotic core.

«Conversely, the necrotic part of the tumor is driven by a distinct set of glioma stem cells utilizing the BIM1 pathway and are characterized by a mesenchymal, inflammatory cell type dependent on glucose metabolism in the absence of oxygen.

Ferroptosis is a novel, yet only partly understood, type of regulated necrotic cell death that may underlie some forms of...

But some tumours grow so rapidly their interiors become starved of blood and oxygen, and turn into «necrotic» regions full of dead and dying cells.

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.

Ferroptosis is a novel, yet only partly understood, type of regulated necrotic cell death that may underlie some forms of degenerative diseases including neurodegeneration but that could also be harnessed to treat certain cancers.

What lies underneath are fluid - filled necrotic cavities that disrupts their life force by impeding the normal flow of nutrients and water.

Serine Hydrolase Inhibitors Block Necrotic Cell Death by Preventing Calcium Overload of the Mitochondria and Permeability Transition Pore Formation.

Regeneration of cryoinjury induced necrotic heart lesions in zebrafish is associated with epicardial activation and cardiomyocyte proliferation.

Specifically, researchers observed a reduction of reactive oxygen species; increase in collagen, which strengthens the fibrous cap; and reduction of the plaque necrotic core, and these changes were not observed in comparison with the free peptide or empty nanoparticles.

We believe that the use of DNA binding agents such as Hoechst can be used to target exposed DNA in other diseases where necrotic cell death plays a critical role and could be used as a platform therapy.

Latest R&D news We developed non-genetically mutated animal model forming necrotic granuloma for study of tuberculosis.

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Radiation and chemotherapy cause massive necrotic kill off of cancer cells and surrounding tissues, which in turn triggers an inflammatory reaction.

Alpha fanboy Guillermo del Toro brings his delectably necrotic - looking, House of Usher-esque fantasy Crimson Peak to 53 territories.

In these cats, flare - ups of the virus lead to necrotic tissue within the turbinate and ethmoid bones of the nose.

His tail was void of fur, and the tail itself was described as being «necrotic and mummified» meaning that the injury likely happened several weeks prior to his rescue.

Treatment Medical treatment is based on maintaining or restoring adequate tissue perfusion, limiting bacterial translocation and inhibiting infl ammatory mediators and pancreatic enzymes; surgical treatment consists principally of restoring biliary outfl ow, removing infected necrotic pancreatic tissue, or coping with sequela such as pseudocysts.

When Sammy was first evaluated by our veterinary team at the San Jose Animal Shelter, the tip of his tail was black and necrotic.

Honey not only battles the pain, swelling, inflammation and necrotic processes, but also promotes quick regeneration and growth of new skin.

Other symptoms to look out for are clear, milky or bloody secretions coming from the nipples; open sores that don't heal; ulcerated or necrotic (dead) tissue at the site of the tumor; and weight loss for no reason.

Necrotic bowel syndrome, a disorder of unknown cause, is diagnosed usually on autopsy, when part of the intestine is found to be dead and rotting away.

With a full obstruction in the small intestines, the intestinal tract can become so damaged and necrotic that a section of it must be removed along with the object that caused the obstruction.

Years of constant allergic reactions to food can cause blackened skin and necrotic wounds.

Miscellaneous Conditions of Poultry: Ascites Syndrome; Necrotic Enteritis; Spontaneous Cardiomyopathy of Turkeys

A pale green to gray fluid indicates arterial (blood vessel) damage caused by ischemic (insufficient blood supply to an organ) or necrotic (dead cells) regions which will require resectioning (surgical removal of part of the organ).

If the skin became necrotic or sloughed off during the course of the poisoning, it may take a few months for the skin to heal completely and for the fur to grow back in.

My 4 - year old American Bulldog, Mogli, recently had to undergo major GI surgery to remove a necrotic piece of his small intestine and part of his colon, after his small intestine became tangled within his abdominal wall.