Sentence examples for better wound from inspiring English sources
It's not just the amazing devices, such as an artificial heart or an insulin pump, it could be a better wound dressing.
Shetty and Shetty [18] have similarly reported early and better wound healing with an anterolateral incision in their comparative study.
Allowing 6 weeks to elapse post-implantation allows better wound healing and fixation, thus reducing the effects of torque [9].
Overall, these sterile, biocompatible, antioxidant and mucoadhesive hydrogel wound dressing could be used for the controlled and sustained release of antibiotic drug for better wound healing.
At present, there is no research evidence for whether pressurised irrigation has better wound healing outcomes compared with conventional swabbing practice in cleansing wound.
EEN is associated with decreased morbidity (lower infection rates, better wound healing, decreased mechanical ventilation duration, ICU and hospital length of stay and duration of recovery) [4] and even reduced mortality [5].
Thus, it can be used as a better wound-healing agent than AgNPs.
In experiments to determine whether AA-upregulated MT3-MMP contributes to the skin wound-healing effect of hUCB-MSCs, the hUCB-MSCs/ non-targetring (Nt) siRNA induced a better wound-healing effect than that of hUCB-MSCs/ MT3-MMPsiRNA in the mouse model with gross evaluation at day 5.
Excitingly, ES cells with hyper-long telomeres generate healthier chimera mice displaying longer telomeres, reduced cell senescence and DNA damage with age, and better skin wound healing (Varela et al., 2016), further supporting the notion that longer telomeres from ES cells can be passed to their offspring that can achieve healthy aging.
This led us to pay particular attention to better conjunctival wound closure at the end of each case [ 9, 15- 17, 22, 23].
Seven days after cecal resection, the LigaSure (BL) and silk subgroups (BS) had significantly less intra-abdominal adhesion and better laparotomy wound healing than rubber band subgroup (BR).
