Sentences with phrase «ulceration at»

In severe cases there can be ulceration at the back of the ear as a result of excessive scratching.

This can lead to gastric or colonic ulceration at high doses.

The tick feeding site shows ulceration at the location of hypostome penetration with mixed neutrophilic / eosinophilic / histiocytic inflammation and necrosis extending into the deep dermis accompanied by disorganization of the collagen bundles (Panel D).

Not exact matches

The result: «Carrageenan predictably causes inflammation, which can lead to ulcerations and bleeding,» explains veteran carrageenan researcher Joanne Tobacman, MD, associate professor of clinical medicine at the University of Illinois School of Medicine at Chicago.

They analyzed patient factors such as age, stage at diagnosis, histologic type, Breslow thickness (a measurement of how deep the tumor is), and ulceration.

In a final year project, MChem undergraduate student Edward Howe, working in Professor David Smith's research team in the Department of Chemistry at York looked for a way of eliminating the adverse side - effects associated pain - killing drugs, particularly in the stomach, and the problems, such as ulceration, this could cause patients.

Positive predictors for a higher risk of foot ulcerations were previous ulcerations, the male sex, negative results at the monofilament test, missing of at least 1 pedal pulse and a longer duration of T2DM (315).

The result: «It predictably causes inflammation, which can lead to ulcerations and bleeding,» explains veteran researcher Joanne Tobacman, MD, associate professor of clinical medicine at the University of Illinois School of Medicine at Chicago.

Can the tumor be reduced in size and can the ulceration be at least delayed if fluid is removed from the tumor?

Mast cells contain granules filled with substances which can be released into the bloodstream and potentially cause systemic problems, including stomach ulceration and bleeding, swelling and redness at and around the tumor site, and potentially life - threatening complications, such as a dangerous drop in blood pressure and a systemic inflammatory response leading to shock.

Additional complications are rare and include conjunctivitis, inflammation of the third eyelid, break down of the tissue or suture (wound dehiscence), infections at the surgical site, corneal ulcerations (superficial to deep), or corneal scarring.

Stomatitis is characterized by extreme inflammation, ulceration, and pain in the gums adjacent to the teeth, especially at the premolars, molars, and the corners of the mouth where the upper and lower jaws meet.

According to the package insert from a new non-steroidal medication made by Pfizer and Searle for people, «Serious GI toxicity such as bleeding, ulceration, and perforation of the stomach, small intestine or large intestine, can occur at any time, with our without warning symptoms, inpatients treated with NSAIDS.

«As we discussed, these breeds are at very high risk of ulceration and often get complicated (infected).

Another inherited eye problem is entropion (often present at birth) characterized by the eyelids rolling in toward the eye causing the lashes to rub against and irritate the cornea often resulting in infection or corneal ulceration.

At times her eyes were so severely itchy that she scratched the skin around her eyes raw and caused traumatic secondary ulcerations of both her corneas.

The anal ulceration that goes with this condition may not be a common problem but at least 80 % of affected dogs are German shepherds.

All cats are at risk for a corneal ulceration, but breeds with flat faces or pronounced eyes like the Himalayan, Persian, or Burmese are at greater risk.

Complication rates are < 5 % and include: testicular swelling (normal reaction to the injection), pain (dogs may resist sitting or sit with their legs open), biting or licking at the scrotum, swelling and irritation of the prepuce, or ulceration or bruising of the scrotum.

The median age at diagnosis of corneal ulceration across all breeds in the UK has been reported as 4.9 years [13].

While some veterinarians might suggest the use of aspirin at home, prolonged use at a therapeutic level can lead to stomach ulceration.

Prolonged or chronic use of ibuprofen at a therapeutic dose can lead to stomach ulceration and perforation.