Sentence examples for end of wound from inspiring English sources

"It's not a very fast-growing business; it is the traditional end of wound care," he said.

A possible decrease in concentration at the end of wound closure, including the periods when suturing and insertion of drains may be a source of contamination, was not clarified in the study.

The cells were inspected every three hours until the scratch cells for control were fully migrated from one end of wound to other, which was 24 hours for BCPAP, 8505C and CGTHW-1 and 48 hours for ML-1.

Operative time was calculated from the first incision of anterior vaginal wall to the end of wound closure.

The distinct interrelated phases which play a crucial role in wound healing are hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling [ 2]; the end product of wound healing is a dense connective tissue (scar) consisting predominantly of collagen [ 3, 4].

One American died shortly after the action ended, of wounds received from French fire; another was executed for cowardice by Constellations Lieutenant Andrew Sterett after the man deserted his gun at the start of the action.

The wounds were separated in one of the ends and there was dehiscence in the other end of the wound.

The sutures were placed equidistantly (5 mm) over the defect with one stitch at the proximal and one stitch at the distal end of the wound.

Subsequently the peritoneal defect was closed using five interrupted sutures (4/0 Vicryl, Ethicon, Somerville, NJ) placed equidistantly (5 mm) over the defect with one stitch at the proximal and one stitch at the distal end of the wound.

Furthermore, electron microscopic findings revealed normal basement membrane structures, normal microvilli and epithelial regeneration when compared with group 1 and group 2. In addition, group 3 showed significantly stronger expression of EGFR in the immunohistochemistry results when compared with the other groups at the end of the wound healing process.

Thus, close to the end of the wounded, open cambium, periclinal divisions go parallel to the wound lateral edge and perpendicular to the wound surface, and to normal, non-traumatic periclinal divisions.