Sentence examples for accompanying bone from inspiring English sources
Mind you, the accompanying bone marrow gravy, as deep and satisfying as a Jonathan Franzen novel only with more narrative, would make anything dipped in it delicious, even, say, Michael Gove.
Osteomyelitis is associated with inflammatory changes in bone tissue accompanying bone destruction due to pyogenic organisms.
In both procedures the infected soft tissue is debrided and the implant, plus accompanying bone cement if present, removed.
The herein described study was conducted to provide insight into osteomyelitic development including the accompanying bone remodelling and the use of novel diagnostic approaches in the absence of an orthopaedic implant and a sclerosing agent to support infection development.
Since bone formation is generally seen accompanying bone modeling in young individuals, the deposition of bone gradually reduces the space between the crypt wall and the tooth to the dimensions of the periodontal ligaments.
Cleft palate and cleft alveolus are congenital defects that accompany bone defects [3, 4].
The pattern and timing of de novo bone formation and cementum regeneration, and the potential for root resorption and ankylosis to accompany bone formation were evaluated.
Increased osteoblastic activity may accompany bone healing following successful treatment: this is often termed a 'flare' response.
Our results suggest that one explanation for bone loss in stroke may be an increase in the remodelling space through failure of the coupled formation that would normally accompany bone resorption.
In case of clinical symptoms such as unexplained back pain or new neurological symptoms, MR is the modality of choice to detect paravertebral and epidural masses, which may accompany bone marrow infiltration of the spine.
Of note, iron overload commonly accompanies bone marrow transplantation and may result in a diffusely decreased signal intensity of the liver (reported in 77% of pediatric cases after bone marrow transplantation), spleen (46%) and bone marrow (38.5%) on T2-weighted and STIR MR images (Fig. 12).
