Sentence examples for excision itself from inspiring English sources

Treatment is by local excision, with a reported recurrence of 24%; all of the cases were described in hands and fingers, and this probably depends on the accuracy of the excision itself [2].

This phenomenon of locally recurrent tumours has led to speculations that some aspect of the excision itself has led to a 'seeding' of the wound bed with tumour cells that may have been present in the circulation but were apparently ineffective in establishing metastases until a wound was created.

During the excision, the cavernous lesion itself and the feeding and draining vessels are permanently shrinked by electrosurgical coagulation.

If the head of a bone has long been dislocated, the surgeon finds when he performs an excision that the joint itself is filled with new material.

It was a tone and a mood that affected the diary's reception; it was a mood and a tone that, with cautious yet crucial excisions, the diary itself could be made to support.

Regarding primary repair a particular technique was always adopted, consisting of a single-layer suture with 2 to 4 large vicryl 2/0 "U" stitches passed through the seromuscular intestinal layer at some distance from the perforation, where there was less inflammatory involvement, achieving a good introflection of the perforation itself and without edge excision.

The distinction between an SC and a GC may also help in orienting therapy toward correcting any coexisting arthropathy, frequent in SC, or in simply targeting the lesion itself by means of surgical excision for instance, which is more commonly required in GCs that are refractory to conservative therapy [1].

Thus, critically to our heat shock-based TRANSPOSASE-induction sthetegy, theateat shock regime itself seems to influence ATDs excision rate.

Mobile elements are elements in the genome that can move, either by excision and re-insertion of the DNA itself or by insertion of copies made by reverse transcription of an mRNA intermediate [ 1– 3].

In contrast, DNA transposons move without creating a new copy of the elements, using a DNA-based enzymatic method for excision and transposition of the parent copy itself (Wicker et al. 2007); consequently, Class II TEs are generally less abundant than retrotransposons.

Surgical treatment of lung cancer should involve excision of the diseased lobe or the lung itself and ipsilateral mediastinal node dissection (standard).