Also in very small epithelial wounds (∼0.2 mm in width), whose closure is dependent exclusively on rapid cell migration, addition of PGN resulted in a complete coverage of epithelial defects (Fig. 2C), whereas in the control group a considerable wound area remained uncovered.
All three studies report considerable wound infection rates (5 22%) [ 5, 10, 33].
Desperate for relief, Havana turns to her new-age guru-psychiatrist (John Cusack) to exorcise this evil ghost, along with her considerable ego wounds.
On day 14, while considerable contraction of wounds was observed in all treatments, T-SM treated wounds began rebuilding healthy granulation tissue.
Wounded, wounded, wounded!
Schweizer said the ICRC had been told that the bombing sorties by the Saudi-led coalition had killed or wounded a "considerable number" of civilians.
A small riot broke out at the execution, and the city guard fired into the crowd, killing a few and wounding a considerable number of persons.
The use of modern immunosuppressive agents has been linked with considerable increased rates of wound healing disorders [ 13].
While there is considerable anecdotal evidence for wound-exacerbated cancer progression (Hofer et al, 1998), our zebrafish studies prompted us to investigate whether this association was linked to innate immune cell influx at the wound site.
55 In addition to studies of inflammation, there are now new models of skin healing in adult zebrafish that reveal considerable parallels with mammalian wound repair, including similar, although faster, re-epithelialization, and transient scarring, all driven by conserved signalling pathways.
