F, fibrous tissue; C, cartilaginous tissue; B, bony tissue.
Appropriate mechanical stimulation of bony tissue enhances osseointegration of load-bearing implants.
The porous metal implant allows bony tissue ingrowth on the implant surface, thereby enhancing fixation and recovery.
Landmine injuries cause extensive soft and bony tissue loss of the weight-bearing areas, particularly the heel.
YAG laser may be usable for middle ear surgery because of its ability to ablate bony tissue.
The long-term clinical goal is to reconstruct bony tissue in an anatomically functional three-dimensional morphology.
The differences caused by cyclical axial load were most apparent at day 42, when the callus in the 30% group was primarily composed of bony tissue, which was significantly elevated compared to the time matched 2% group.
Next, we applied H-wounds to individual dormant hsp70l:dnFgfr1-EGFP rays by removing the wound epidermis located distally to the bony rays without injuring bony tissue, which represents a minor epidermal injury (Fig. 5c, arrowhead).
Normally, there is considerable space between the nervous and the bony tissue, space occupied by the meninges, by the cerebrospinal fluid, and by a certain amount of fat and connective tissue.
Localized osteopenia is evident in X-rays of tumours or infections of bone, in osteonecrosis (death of bony tissue), in fracture, and in conditions of diminished mechanical demand.
In mature bone, trabeculae are arranged in an orderly pattern that provides continuous units of bony tissue aligned parallel with the lines of major compressive or tensile force.
