Although ORIF has advantages of direct look and restoration of normal function, its application still limited by the potential negative effects of nerve damage, swelling, incomplete healing of the bone, increased pressure and blood clot [ 7].
In a study by Swann et al. (1996), two formulations of the insecticide chlorpyrifos were more neurotoxic in vitro to frogs and caused more damage (swelling) to mitochondria than chlorpyrifos alone.
These terrible abuses resulted in broken bones, damage and swelling to internal organs, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
A complication was defined by one (or more) of the following symptoms: hoarseness, sore throat, lip laceration, oral bleeding, gingival bleeding, lip bleeding, pharyngeal bleeding, tongue laceration, dental damage, lip swelling or tongue bleeding.
This information is important in the design of targeted strategies to enhance GSH levels in specific layers of the cornea to prevent against oxidative damage, corneal swelling and loss of corneal transparency.
The susceptibility of neuronal fibers to the interactions of myelin breakdown, axonal damage, and swelling and other microstructural events may be more deeply appreciated through DTI studies.
As shown in Figure 5, the cells irradiated with 30 Gy irradiation showed damage including swelling, membrane dissolution and formation of debris.
In addition, co-localization of LAM with neurofilament (see Table S2), showed that LAM is present in close proximity to axons which show signs of damage, including swelling and degradation (Fig. 5c).
In chronic conditions such as arthritis, identifying the cause of impaired muscle force regulation can be difficult given the probable presence of joint afferent damage, pain, swelling, and muscular changes such as disuse atrophy.
There are possible complications from the surgery such as infection, nerve damage, significant swelling, and persistent pain, but complications are rare.
But it quickly faded this morning with the news that Ms. Santillán's brain had been damaged by swelling.
