Sentence examples for bone regrowth from inspiring English sources
Prostaglandin E2 and related EP4 receptor agonists have been shown to stimulate bone regrowth but their use has been limited by systemic side effects.
Several chemical surface modification methods are used, such as acid etching, anodization, and coatings, to improve mechanical properties, biocompatibility, increase surface roughness, and to promote osseointegration and bone regrowth.
At an experimental time of 4 months histology and histomorphometry demonstrated that the presence of a tubular chamber significantly improved bone regrowth in the defect The mean thickness of newly-formed bone inside the chamber was about 56.7 ± 3.74% of the normal radial cortex, in comparison with 46.7 ± 10.7% when DBM and BMSC without the chamber were placed in the defect, P < 0.05).
Excessive bony overgrowth of facial bone, forehead, and cranial regions can be contoured; however, bone regrowth is common.
Bone regrowth was minimal, but in cases where the bone obscured the original hole a 14 mm drill bit was used to redefine the edges.
We tested if Wnt has an ongoing role maintaining preosteoblasts during bone regrowth by blocking Wnt production from 48 to 72 hpa using IWP-2.
To encourage bone to regrowth as strong as existing bone and not waste away, you have to perform activities with hard impacts or heavy loading of the skeletal system, such as weight lifting and running, Econs says.
The cumulative results from in vivo tests indicate suitability of NSF grafted PCL nanofibrous matrix as an ECM for bone repair and regrowth.
A woman treated for breast cancer that had spread to bone and liver now had regrowth of the cancer.
The sizes of the metastatic lymph nodes and primary tumor were slightly reduced by DCGEM therapy, but lymph node regrowth and new bone metastasis developed 6 months after DCGEM.
Paint exposures appeared to be specifically related to ALL with t(12 21), but we are not sure whether they influence the identified genetic "hits" or influence the progression of the disease via other means, for instance, epigenetic changes or nongeno-toxic bone marrow suppression followed by regrowth (Wiemels et al. 2008).
