The phrase "arising from bone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing medical conditions, biological processes, or anatomical features that originate from bone tissue.
Example: "The pain in her leg was determined to be arising from bone degeneration."
Alternatives: "originating from bone" or "resulting from bone".
Severe nerve injuries arising from bone fragments were not shown.
Stafne cyst, also called static bone cavity or salivary gland inclusion defect, is a pseudocyst arising from bone remodelling caused by the adjacent submandibular gland.
Ewing family tumor (EFT) is a pediatric cancer arising from bone and soft tissues.
Of these tumours seemed to be arising from bone in 32 (64%) and from soft tissue in 18 (36%) cases.
However, donor siblings may not necessarily reap any benefits in light of the risks of serious injuries arising from bone marrow or peripheral blood transplantation.
Injury to the nervous system arising from bone compression in cancer, diabetes, infection, autoimmune disease or physical injury is known to result in debilitating chronic pain states (referred to as neuropathic pain) (McMahon and Malcangio, 2009; Tsuda et al., 2005).
Osteosarcomas are primary malignant tumours of bone or soft parts arising from bone-forming mesenchymal cells.
ZA, mimicking pyrophosphate, binds to hydroxyapatite in mineralized bone, and is directly toxic to osteoclasts - it limits bone turnover and skeletal-related events arising from bone-metastatic cancer.
ZA injection results in millimolar concentrations in bone, and at this high concentration ZA is directly toxic to osteoclasts and limits bone turnover and skeletal-related events arising from bone-metastatic cancer.
Among the major types of benign tumours are the following: lipomas, which are composed of fat cells; angiomas, which are composed of blood or lymphatic vessels; osteomas, which arise from bone; chondromas, which arise from cartilage; and adenomas, which arise from glands.
It is also consistent with results from a simplified finite element model of the pubovisceral muscle enthesis (Kim et al. 2011) which, like the ACL femoral enthesis (Beaulieu et al. 2015a), is a tensile structure that also arises from bone at an acute angle.
