The phrase "accelerating degeneration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the rapid decline or deterioration of something, such as health, technology, or the environment.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with a condition that led to accelerating degeneration of his muscle tissue."
Alternatives: "rapid decline" or "speeding deterioration".
In particular, IL-1 causes cells from degenerate IVDs to synthesize more IL-1, with the potential to induce accelerating degeneration.
This would result in an increase in matrix-degrading activity and accelerating degeneration and would be consistent with the suggestion that TNF-α is involved in the early onset of degeneration, stimulating and driving the IL-1β signalling, as is thought to occur in articular cartilage and osteoarthritis.
EtOH itself primes microglia and proinflammatory TD responses in THAL accelerating degeneration, whereas acetate formed from EtOH provides a source of energy independent of TD protecting cells and alcoholics from the TD-induced loss of glucose-derived energy increasing the chances of thiamine rescue through dietary sources and survival of TD.
Such recurrent neurogenic inflammation might accelerate degeneration of the otoliths organ.
In the clinical setting, this increasing load may result in the accelerated degeneration of the wrist.
The release of residual tension in the outer AF by herniation, needle injection or incisions makes closure difficult and may accelerate degeneration of the surrounding tissue.
Artificial disc replacement represents an ongoing effort to preserve segmental spinal motion, thereby avoiding excessive adjacent level stresses which may lead to accelerated degeneration.
Spinal fusion is generally considered the "gold standard" in the treatment of low-back pain; however, fusion is also associated with accelerated degeneration of adjacent levels.
But, at the same time this procedure eliminates motion at the fused level and also accelerates degeneration at the adjacent levels.
However, the benefit of discography, a procedure involving needle puncture and injection of the diagnostic agent into the intervertebral disc, is controversial and has been reported to be associated with accelerated degeneration.
In this case, cellular defects related to "normal" aging would not "accelerate" degeneration in HD.
