Sentence examples for a skin excision from inspiring English sources
After prepping, a 10-mm diameter punch biopsy (Acuderm, Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA) was used to outline a wound pattern and a full-thickness skin excision (including the PC muscle layer) was created on the mid-lower back of the mice using sterilized surgical scissors.
In that fateful telephone conversation, he argued, Reed failed to offer Stanley the option of a more radical skin excision that might have saved her life.
Our experience confirmed that UAL could prevent skin excision as a result of considerable skin contraction (Figs. 2– 4), even in older patients (Fig. 5).
Eight elective index procedures were examined, with the most commonly recorded being simple skin excision with an average of 26.5 (± 11.0) per trainee.
All patients presenting to a participating general practitioner for "minor skin excision" from all body sites were eligible to participate in the study.
They do show some minor increase in b-defensin 3 expression over time that is independent of UV irradiation and suggest that this may be due to a wound healing response to the skin excision process.
Consecutive patients presenting at either practice for a skin lesion excision from the lower limb were invited to participate.
The most common general surgery operation performed was simple skin excision with trainees performing an average of 19.7 (± 9.9) over the 2-year training programme.
Conclusion: The circumvertical mastectomy pattern combined with the dermal barrier buttress flap is a versatile option allowing safe reconstruction regardless of the tumor and necessary skin excision location.
A preliminary in vivo study performed on rat model for full thickness skin excision wound demonstrated the prompt re-epithelialization in early phase and quicker collagen deposition in later phases of wound healing in case of Amx-functionalized gellan/PVA nanofibers.
