Sentence examples for encouraging wound from inspiring English sources

The implementation of angiosome-based strategies in diabetic infragenicular vascular reconstruction may afford encouraging wound healing and limb preservation rates using both bypass and endovascular techniques.

In historical and evolutionary terms, Cacioppo suggested, this reaction could be a good thing, since it helps immune cells reach infections and encourages wounds to heal.

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Tagliacozzi cut two parallel incisions in one of the man's upper arms, encouraging the wound to heal with the flap hanging loose.

A large majority of the study group (83%) received shower cart hydrotherapy as a routine part of their wound management to encourage healing through wound debridement and decontamination.

Most days I'm on the phone congratulating a vet on his birthday or encouraging returning soldiers whose wounds are emotional as well as physical.

In one small pilot study, Cole found loneliness can trigger inflammation, which is the body's way of helping immune cells reach infections and encouraging the healing of wounds.

That elasticity is a result of it producing this gloopy sugar [polysacharide], high-molecular-weight hyaluronan (HMW-HA)." While humans already have a version of hyaluronan in our bodies that helps heal wounds by encouraging cell division (and, ironically, assist tumour growth), that of the naked mole rat does the opposite.

That elasticity is a result of it producing this gloopy sugar [polysacharide], high-molecular-weight hyaluronan (HMW-HA)." While humans already have a version of hyaluronan in our bodies that helps heal wounds by encouraging cell division (and, ironically, assist tumor growth), that of the naked mole rat does the opposite.

The minimally invasive technique of percutaneous fixation with cannulated screws has the advantages of causing less destruction of the soft tissues and less implant irritation to the soft tissues, reducing the risk of postoperative wound complications and encouraging early rehabilitation.

It may be that debriefing, by encouraging patients to open their wounds at a vulnerable moment, augments distress rather than lessens it.