Sentences with phrase «skin tissue so»

It is important that the samples be read by a pathologist who specializes in reading skin tissue so your veterinarian may need to request a special expert or use a special laboratory.

The soothing ingredients like Calendula helps to regenerate skin tissue so you can naturally heal from the inside out, while Olive oil deeply hydrates and soothes the delicate skin on your nipples.

Not exact matches

HPV is an infection of epidermal tissue, so infection only requires skin to skin contact.

At first we began using these instead of tissues for in - bed clean - up, and we were so pleased that they don't turn into shreds stuck to our skin like tissues do, and that they do come clean in the laundry.

The skin and tissue around your breasts are increasingly sensitive during pregnancy and post-birth too, so it is essential that you invest in good quality nursing bras that are gentle on your skin while still providing optimum support as your size fluctuates.

«The cornea is the most densely innervated tissue in the body, so corneal nerve assessment is extremely sensitive for detecting small sensory nerve fiber damage as compared to other tests including measurement of intra-epidermal nerve fibers in the skin,» notes lead investigator Joseph L. Mankowski, DVM, PhD, who is Professor of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology, Pathology, and Neurology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD..

A promising alternative to hESCs emerged in 2006 when researchers produced so - called induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS) from ordinary tissue such as skin.

«Surgeons use a variety of techniques to grow skin for tissue expansion procedures designed to grow skin in one region of the body so that it can be auto - grafted on to another site [sometimes used for burn victims],» said Guy German, assistant professor of biomedical engineering within the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science at Binghamton University.

Co-author Jennifer Anné said: «Bone does not form scar tissue, like a scratch to your skin, so the body has to completely reform new bone following the same stages that occurred as the skeleton grew in the first place.

So far the biggest advances have been with thin tissues such as skin, blood vessels, and bladders (Science, 16 April 1999, p. 422 and 19 November 1999, p. 1493), because foams with holes big enough to house living cells tend to come in thin sheets.

But, he notes, «Left alone, your skin replaces at a fairly good rate, so unless you've done permanent damage to the tissue, it will regenerate.»

«This gentle laser didn't burn the skin or damage tissue, so it could be dosed multiple times and more thoroughly stop the cancer cells from being able to travel,» said researcher Ronghu Wu.

«So we took the information we discovered in the mouse model and went back to the patients and confirmed the increase in these proteins in their lesional psoriasis skin tissue.

«The gold standard for these patients is to conduct additional surgeries or skin grafts to release «locked» tissue so it can flex and stretch again,» said Dr. Bailey.

But it does explain why wrinkles are so prominent in bony places like the face, hands, and knees: The skin is thin there and thus easy to bend, and the underlying fatty tissue is thin and thus hard to stretch.

However, from outside a patient's body, surgeons can detect only the tracer, so they must probe surgically under skin and other tissues to find dyed nodes.

Scientists have known that proprioceptive signals originate from so - called mechanosensory neurons, whose nerve ends are embedded in muscles, skin and other tissues.

The near - infrared light that causes the nanotubes to fluoresce can penetrate about eight centimeters into human tissue, so physicians could potentially shine the light through skin and flesh to look for fluorescence from nanotubes signaling the presence of cancer cells.

The arrangement and constituents of the matrix are what gives each tissue its particular set of properties: elasticity in skin and blood vessels, the ability to bear load without brittleness in cartilage and bone, and so forth.

(They heat objects, rather than the surrounding air, so they heat our organs and internal tissues without overheating the skin and respiratory system.)

It has a very hard shell, is high in silica and is very sharp, though it is so fine that it doesn't do damage to human tissue or skin.

There are so many benefits to practicing yoga as an expectant and new mama — from improved circulation and firming of the skin, to strengthening of the muscles and connective tissue, to stimulating lymphatic flow.

So you're getting a lot more building blocks that are gonna help the connective tissue and the skin.

People who suffer from celiac also have joint pains and skin rashes because the antibodies against gluten also just so happen to cross react with these tissues.

So my wife Jessa (who has extremely sensitive skin and can only handle the most hypo - allergenic of substances on her skin), my aunt Cynthia Greenfield (a former attorney and the formulator of the Wild Mediterranean Oil of Oregano I use), and I (a formerly olive - oil obsessesed giant walking pizza)-- set out on an expedition to begin searching and sourcing from the four corners of the planet for the best, most organic, most hypo - allergenic ingredients that have been actually proven and tested to reduce wrinkles, smooth cellulite, nourish connective tissue, fade scars, kill bad bacteria, rejuvenate damaged skin, give you a smooth, glowing complexion, feed your skin microbiome and much, much more.

So in learning how to best take care of yourself after giving birth — how to care for your skin when it's more fragile, how to moisturize the sensitive tissue of your vulva — you are getting ahead of the curve and learning how to care for yourself down the line.

This is because the skin tissue is so thin and delicate in these areas and is subject to a higher absorption of toxins — up to 100 %!

Strawberries are packed with vitamin C so they help keep the connective tissue underneath your skin strong and healthy.

And vinegar is one of those «old wives tales» for itchy skin and hives — it works more times than not — so clearly there is some acidifying of tissues going on beyond just the saliva which swallows the vinegar.

But with the introduction of modern food processing (and our instinct to strip meats of skin, bones, and connective tissues before eating), we've nearly eliminated all forms of collagen that were once abundant, and so for us, supplementing our diet with a clean form of this vital nutrient is a smart move.

Collagen makes up about 75 % of your skin, so having adequate collagen levels helps to strengthen the connective tissue, keeping skin tight and preventing unwanted cellulite from appearing.

staying hydrated will assist your skin's elasticity and help your connective tissue stay healthy and strong (so as to avoid formation of dimples).

This pineapple, lemon and ginger detox water improves liver functioning, gets rid of toxins in the body, improves skin health, improves immune system functioning, calms the mind, repairs damage to cells in the body, reduces inflammation, repairs tissues in the body, reduces stomach cramping, relieves gas and so much more.

So have an egg in a salad or sandwich and you will benefit by strengthening bones, hair, skin and nails as well as promote the growth of healthy tissues, boost your memory and repair muscles after exercise.

Your tissues such as muscles, ligaments, tendons, hair, organs, and skin as are all made from proteins, and so are hormones, enzymes, and various chemicals essential to life.

If so, work more in the direction of resistance, taking the skin till you feel a gentle stretching in the tissue.

Of it's MANY uses, one of the main is that it helps to speed up healing of damaged tissue — so, basically, it's great for dry and chapped skin.

Your toothpaste in the sink (put it a-waaay down the drain), used tissues that don't make it to the trash can, potions that keep your skin so beautiful, sweaty gym clothes that pile next to the shower, your 90 day supply of contact lenses... do you see where I'm going with this?

It can penetrate the skin up to 2 inches, so is wonderful for deeper tissue problems.

Dermatophytes feed on the dead skin cells that accumulate on the surface of the skin so the infections usually are superficial, stopping when they reach healthy skin cells or inflamed tissue.

Clinically, skin tumors resemble several other types of tumor so definitive diagnosis relies upon microscopic examination of tissue by cytology or histopathology.

There is also controversy as to what criteria should be used to establish whether a lesion that arises in the skin or soft tissues is or is not a neoplasm, and if so, whether it is benign or malignant.»

The surgeon will create a skin incision surrounding the ear, then carefully cut through the underlying tissues so that the ear canal can be removed as one intact cylinder.

This licking may be so persistent that it may result in damage to the skin or underlying tissues, also known as acral lick dermatitis or lick granuloma.

Pets that need fluid therapy will have lots of loose skin, and you need to insert the needle so that the fluid drains into the space right under the loose tissue.

In dogs, all of the breast tissue and the related lymphatics are outside of the muscle layer, so it is necessary to only to cut through the skin and the mammary tissue.

So on the outside we get folds of skin on the dog's face that trap dirt and bacteria, and on the inside folds of tissue that may compromise his airway.

The venom contains enzymes that are destructive to tissue, so the skin and muscle will usually slough off.

Protein is required to supply the building blocks for renewal and maintenance of the body's cells, from muscle tissue to organs, skin and coat, so reducing it too much usually quickly results in loss of lean muscle mass, poor skin and coat quality and sluggish behavior.

With so much of the skin removed along with the tumor, it was impossible to completely close the remaining tissue.