The phrase "attenuate tissue damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or scientific contexts when discussing methods or treatments that reduce or lessen damage to tissues in the body.
Example: "The new drug has been shown to effectively attenuate tissue damage caused by inflammation."
Alternatives: "reduce tissue damage" or "minimize tissue injury."
At the same time, CD28 co-stimulation may somehow limit Th17 differentiation to attenuate tissue damage.
Previously, it has been shown that extracellular superoxide dismutase (SOD3) can attenuate tissue damage and inflammation but so far its mechanism of action has not been completely defined [23] [27].
In the acute phase, this reduction may, in fact, attenuate tissue damage.
However, BN52021 could attenuate tissue damage caused by these abnormalities [ 10], including suppressing PAF induced paw swelling [ 25].
Corticosteroids suppress systemic inflammation in ARDS patients [ 29], and together with a neuraminidase inhibitor may attenuate tissue damage during experimental influenza infection [ 30].
When used as an adjunct to standard glycemic management, this approach could significantly attenuate tissue damage due to oxidative stress in patients with diabetes.
Furthermore, shRNA-2B improved mouse survival rate, reduced the viral tissues titers and attenuated tissue damage compared with those of the shRNA-NC treated control group.
The anti-inflammatory properties of hypercapnic acidosis may reduce the intensity of the initial host response to infection, thus attenuating tissue damage.
In dogs, delaying hypothermia by 15 min obscured the benefit in functional outcome as compared with that with immediate hypothermia [ 13]; however, it might have attenuated tissue damage, as detected histologically.
These results, along with the findings from a previous study showing that D3T can induce an antioxidant response and prevent ethanol-induced apoptosis in early mouse embryos by induction of Nrf2, support the potential of Nrf2 inducers in attenuating oxidative tissue damage and in conferring in vivo protection against a variety of ROS related disease and disorders, including FASD.
The complexities of attenuating the tissue damage and secondary complications due to trauma and reconstructing the cytoarchitecture of the injured spinal cord are very challenging.
