Sentence examples for contact wound from inspiring English sources

Due to their widespread, easy manipulation, and low side effects, direct contact wound absorptive natural-based plasters are preferred for wound dressing.

The Coroner's Autopsy Report identified that Mr. Ford's death was caused from a fatal gunshot wound to his right flank and a contact wound to his right back.

Only one study [ 33], comparing a basic contact wound with a hydrogel dressing, clearly specified the inclusion of people with necrotic and infected wounds.

As bees make honey they secrete glucoseoxidase, an enzyme that releases the bleach hydrogen peroxide when it comes into contact with wound liquids.

PSi is an attractive candidate to use as a sensor in contact with wound fluid because the material is highly biocompatible and well tolerated in vivo, even when implanted into the eye[10].

If bulb extracts come into contact with wounds, both central nervous system and cardiac symptoms may result.

Consequently, cells lose relevant properties, such as differentiation, polarization, cell-cell communication and extracellular matrix contacts, while wound healing, inflammatory processes, and hyper-proliferation are artificially promoted.

We also observed a significant decrease in 'trauma' cases at the ED, whereas the contacts with wound- or trauma related diagnoses ('L' and, 'S' diagnoses) slightly increased at the GPC.

Human S. suis infections result primarily from direct contact (with wounds on skin or mucosa of the mouth and nasal cavity) with carrier pigs, sick pigs, or raw pork contaminated with S. suis (2 ).

MDCH field staff educate patients and their household contacts about wound care, hand and personal hygiene, and the importance of regular monitoring and control of diabetes, a common underlying condition with VRSA infection.

Seventy-two contact burn wounds were inflicted on the right and left flanks of the pigs' body, according to the methods of Hoekstra et al. [ 29] and Brans et al. [ 30].