We have previously hypothesized that resolution of inflammation in erosions is followed by development of a new tissue, which on T1WSE MRI has the same signal intensity as fat metaplasia [ 5].
Poison ivy is an opportunistic plant, quickly invading sites disturbed by development or erosion.
DJD causes secondary synovial inflammation, TMJ remodeling, articular cartilage abrasion, and bone degradation characterized by development osteophytes, erosion, flattening, subchondral sclerosis, and pseudocysts [4, 5].
The basin was apparently subject to extensive alluviation during MIS 3, interrupted by widespread erosion and development of cryogenic features before and during the last glacial maximum (LGM).
Joint inflammation is characterized by synovitis, osteitis, and/or peri-articular osteopenia, often accompanied by development of subchondral bone erosions, as well as progressive joint space narrowing.
At the urging of eminent Portuguese paleontologists, the government is acting to protect the country's rich array of dinosaur fossils and tracks, threatened now by the forces of erosion and development.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a common inflammatory rheumatic disease characterized by synovitis and by development of cartilage destruction in the joints, erosions in the subchondral bone at the joint margins and by periarticular osteopenia adjacent to inflamed joints [ 1, 2].
In particular they can improve the stability of soils and the resistance to soil erosion by wind and water increases with BSC development independent of the substrate.
Erosive truncations, folds and faults of the Salta Group seismic sequences suggest the existence of a pre-Upper Eocene phase of deformation, which was characterized by generalized erosion and the development of a proto-depocenter.
This can also be documented by an increasing number of studies carried out on erosion and by the development and application of erosion models.
