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Furthermore, MMP 9 (matrix metalloprotein) expression was upregulated at these niches in concert with the appearance of the bone marrow derived progenitor cells [ 16], an upregulation noted to occur during the normal wound healing response and also facilitated by bone marrow derived progenitor cells [ 3, 6, 14].

Secondary stability (prevention of migration) is facilitated by optimizing bone in-growth surface through full hydroxyapatite coating on macro-structured titanium and grooves on A/P sides.

Image acquisition was facilitated by the absence of bone on the site of the craniectomy which allows close contact with the brain structure through the skin.

The diagnosis of myeloma was greatly facilitated by the introduction of bone marrow aspiration by Russian M.I.

Although early diagnosis has been facilitated by the use of bone scan and MRI, there is no universally accepted treatment especially at the early stage of disease.

This is facilitated by specialized biological cells from bone surfaces and marrow that can digest aged or damaged bone and reform new bone tissue.

18F-NaF was selected due to its rapid vascular clearance (facilitated by hydroxyapatite binding in the bone), minimizing the cross-talk between the repeat 18F-NaF dose administrations.

The attachment of the osteoclast to bone is facilitated by podosomes containing filamentous actin and the alpha-v beta-3 integrin.

During wound healing, bone tissue repair is facilitated by the recruitment of progenitor cells that are present in the periodontal ligament adjacent to the alveolar bone and the bone marrow space.

Another explanation is that cartilage regeneration essentially depends on effective repair of periarticular and subchondral bone which is facilitated by the anabolic effect of Scl-Ab.

This finding was unexpected, as polymicrobial colonization of soft tissues is common in patients with COM associated to trauma and bone contamination is facilitated by concomitant manipulation of colonized soft tissues [ 15, 16].