The phrase "area of trauma" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychological, emotional, or physical trauma, often in relation to specific experiences or environments that contribute to such trauma.
Example: "The therapist focused on the area of trauma that had been affecting her client's relationships."
Alternatives: "zone of trauma" or "field of trauma".
But in the area of trauma, we still have work to do.
"Conventional maxillofacial prosthetics are incredibly laborious and expensive to produce," says Fripp. "You have to take an impression from the area of trauma, cast a plaster positive, then make a mould, carve the desired form in wax, and cast it in silicone.
Davoine worked for decades in the area of trauma, mostly in collaboration with Jean-Max Gaudillère. Jean-Max Gaudillère
Further investigation into the area of trauma and its sequelae is warranted, particularly in relation to risk behaviours and HIV medication adherence.
Dystrophic calcification occurs when calcium is accumulated in the area of trauma or necrosis which may be caused by blunt trauma, inflammation, injections, and the presence of parasites [11].
A similar reaction occurs after surgery; the body increases blood flow to the area of trauma or surgical site.
The emerging discipline of tissue engineering has sort to augment the growth and repair of bone loss particularly in areas of trauma, degeneration and revision surgery.
He seemed drawn to areas of trauma and created architectures that turned the incredible forces of politics, nature and human creativity into architecturally benevolent opportunities – his work included proposals for Havana and the pre-1989, truncated Berlin.
Zebrafish heart regeneration occurs through the activation of cardiomyocyte proliferation in areas of trauma.
Dr. Lamson's teaching, funding, and publications have been devoted to MedFT and integrated care, particularly in the areas of trauma, chronic illness (e.g., Alzheimer's disease, obesity, and diabetes), loss and compassion fatigue in the lives of individuals, couples, families, and providers.
The exact cause of focal osteoporotic bone marrow defect is unknown but failure in bone repair in areas of trauma has been associated with its occurrence in edentulous region where tooth extraction [4, 5] or dental implant [3, 6] such as our case report, was previously performed.
