So-called "dum-dum bullets," which cause extensive tissue damage, poisonous gases, and chemical weapons are prohibited, and the use of mines has been restricted.
Days later, swollen and delusional, Ms. Spears was taken by ambulance to another hospital where doctors found a severe clot and extensive tissue damage.
In these reactions, also called delayed-type because they arise in a matter of days rather than minutes or hours, T cells either activate a local inflammatory reaction, which can cause extensive tissue damage, or they kill tissue cells directly.
We demonstrated that both praziquantel and albendazole cause extensive tissue damage, especially on tegument, and that adult forms were the most susceptible to drug exposure.
Nitrogen mustard (NM) is a bifunctional alkylating agent that is highly reactive in the skin causing extensive tissue damage and blistering.
Neonates undergoing cardiac operations are exposed to extensive tissue damage related to surgery and additional painful stimulation related to endotracheal and thoracostomy tubes that may remain in place for variable periods of time following surgery.
The histopathological examination confirmed the clinical findings showing that extensive tissue damage at the site of the infection and in organs were greatly suppressed in the peptide RIP-treated animals.
In cases where this approach is not sufficient, stem cells can provide an abundant, renewable source for the generation of pulmonary cells in vitro that can then be delivered to the lung, alone or on scaffolds, for the repair of even more extensive tissue damage.
This can cause inflammation, loss of function and extensive tissue damage.
A successful immune response can be accompanied by extensive tissue damage [89].
Infection of a skin wound or burn can lead to extensive tissue damage or even septic shock.
