Sentences with phrase «scar formation at»
Upper respiratory tract problems are common in those dogs who undergo vocal cordectomy, due to scar formation at the edge of the voice box or larynx.
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Later, it helps in the formation of new blood vessels and cell growth, and at the final phase, reduces scarring.
«If we know someone is at risk for developing ALTS, we could use alternatives to breathing tubes or use the tubes for only a short period of time, decreasing the chance of scar formation,» Dr. Soliman said.
At an April conference, Wagner claimed that a patch of this biomaterial infused with smooth muscle cells promotes healing and reduced formation of scar tissue in the hearts of rats recovering from cardiac arrest.
Lessen the Formation of Scar Tissue, Improve Skin Health and Nourishment: the stimulation of skin and muscles, in conjunction with the increase in blood flow, helps the reduction of stretch marks and scar tissue build - up, while at the same time encouraging cell regeneration for a healthier looking sScar Tissue, Improve Skin Health and Nourishment: the stimulation of skin and muscles, in conjunction with the increase in blood flow, helps the reduction of stretch marks and scar tissue build - up, while at the same time encouraging cell regeneration for a healthier looking sscar tissue build - up, while at the same time encouraging cell regeneration for a healthier looking skin.
Wound Healing: Laser therapy can significantly reduce healing time, while at the same time improving the quality of tissue (stronger, more normal tissues, less tension and scar formation).
But in some, relapses occur in the clear, superficial layers of the eye (the cornea) with periodic drainage, inflammation and the formation of rounded milk white corneal scars - similar to the ones in the cat at the top of this article or more actively inflamed like this one.
Re-shaping the back of the skull, or cranioplasty, in addition to FMD is recommended at The Canine Chiari Institute at LIVS to decrease the frequency of scar tissue formation in the operative site after surgery.
Surgery is often successful, but 8 - 30 % of patients require re-operation, due to excessive scar tissue formation at the FMD site.
Scarring is not at all the same as formation of stripbark: A scar is caused by mortality of cambial meristem with no loss of either photosynthetic area or root mass, therefore one would expect positive growth response to occur (evolutionary response to regain sapwood area).