Sentence examples for adjoining tissues from inspiring English sources

By day 180, the interstices amid and surfaces of the SF chords, which had not been appreciably biodegraded, were crammed with a newly produced tissue histologically akin to a vascularized reticular connective tissue, while some macrophages but no lymphocytic infiltrates or fibrous capsules occurred in the adjoining tissues.

The tips of each sensor were securely sutured to adjoining tissues, and all wounds closed with non-absorbable sutures.

The term cancer describes a group of diseases in which cells develop abnormal abilities to grow rapidly without limitation, invade adjoining tissues and metastasize to other parts of the body through the lymph and blood systems (2, 3).

Retinal microglia were activated by exposure to LPS (1 µg/ml for 6 hrs), washed extensively with media, and then co-cultured with primary RPE cells on an adjoining tissue-culture insert for 24 hrs, without directly exposing target RPE cells to LPS.

Early tumor dissemination occurs in this type of cancer, resulting in 40%% of patients showing distant metastases and 90%% showing invasion of adjoining tissue on presentation [ 7].

During microdissection, the target cell is separated from adjoining tissue by laser ablation, and we directed the laser precisely to the dopamine cell body boundary to minimize collection of adjacent nondopamine cells during subsequent laser catapulting.

In randomly selected regions of interest (approximately 10 ROIs per tumours), each including at least one perfused vessel near a hypoxic region adjoining tissue necrosis, distances from perfused vessels to necrotic areas, crossing hypoxic regions, were measured in manually drawn rectangles.

We used bovine veins to study the behavior of valve leaflet tissue and adjoining wall tissue (from the proximal and distal ends of the veins) under different biaxial testing protocols.

Adjoining soft tissues did not exhibit any signs of inflammatory tissue reaction.

b Sagittal fat-saturated proton density MRI: the lesion is well defined, mostly hyperintense, surrounded by bone oedema and an inflammatory reaction of the adjoining soft tissues.

Moreover, magnetic resonance imaging detected numerous lesions in the myelin in the brain of a recently deceased MS patient, and an autopsy revealed HHV-6 in the lesions, but not in the adjoining normal tissues.