The phrase "adjacent skin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to anatomy, dermatology, or any discussion involving skin and its surrounding areas.
Example: "The treatment was applied to the affected area, ensuring that it did not irritate the adjacent skin."
Alternatives: "surrounding skin" or "neighboring skin".
The skin substitutes integrated well into the adjacent skin and got epithelialized from the wound edges within 11 days.
The second objective was to assess changes in vascular permeability (VP) of the wound bed compared to normal adjacent skin.
We analyzed 86 human specimens collected during Mohs micrographic surgery for BCC to cross-examine spatial distributions of numerous lipids and metabolites in BCC aggregates versus adjacent skin.
A self-stiffening effect of the grid-stiffened structures due to interaction with adjacent skin fields is identified, significantly increasing the buckling resistance of such structures.
We live in a world where even the most physically flawless woman can be criticised and mocked in major publications because a photographer with a powerful camera glimpsed some cellulite between 2 adjacent skin cells.
(e) Quantitative RT-PCR analysis of selected cytokines relative to cyclophylin in tumor tissue and adjacent skin from wild-type and Igh7-/ mice (n=8/group) treated topically with DMBA once weekly and analysed at week 17.
In mouse joints, an increased density of cholinergic relative to catecholaminergic nerve fibers appeared towards day 35 after immunization, but most nerve fibers were located in healthy joint-adjacent skin or muscle and almost none in inflamed synovial tissue.
Our previous report demonstrated that delivering simultaneous and synchronized vibrotactile stimuli to near-adjacent skin sites decreases a subject's ability to determine temporal order by 3 to 4-fold.
The present study observes the effect of changing stimulus parameters of 25 Hz sinusoidal vertical skin displacement stimulation ("flutter") on a human subject's ability to discriminate between two adjacent or near-adjacent skin sites.
An example of a local flap is the rotation of adjacent tissue (skin and subcutaneous tissue) to cover the defect left from removing a skin cancer.
Considering the interference of adjacent wells, skin factor and finite conductivity, the slope of plot is defined as Eq. (8).
