Sentence examples for focal infection from inspiring English sources

A single clinical isolation of Staphylococcus aureus (Boyd [1986]) from biological samples was used to produce focal infection.

However, under treatment with an anti-TNF-α drug, microorganisms survive easily, and the focal infection tends to persist with a mild inflammation [6].

Analysis of first trimester placentas showed that virus replicates in the uterus and is transmitted to the placenta causing focal infection.

Quite the reverse: the denuded apex, necrotic by whatever means, is not worth a moment's effort, no matter how medicated nor how well filled (Author's note: this reflects the impact of focal infection).

The axial T2-weighted HASTE sequence (c) and axial T2-weighted fat-saturated sequence (d) show an enlarged edematous right kidney; focal areas of higher signal intensity on T2-weighted imaging could be due to focal infection.

Primarily, teeth were being extracted as opposed to addressing the many challenges of root canal procedures due to the overwhelming impact of the focal infection theory, along with the apical anatomical challenges that had been highlighted in the first part of the 20th century.

Depending on the compartment or disease phenotype of interest, armadillos can be infected by different routes to more rapidly manifest focal infections.

In 1900, a British doctor called William Hunter proposed that so-called "focal infections" in the teeth and gums were a cause of disease elsewhere in the body; Hunter's theory was a key reason why so many people used to have their teeth extracted deliberately.

Salmonella enterica are important food-borne pathogens that cause human gastroenteritis, bacteremia and subsequent focal infections.

Several inflammatory/infectious conditions, such as fever of unknown origin, focal infections, osteomyelitis, and vasculitis, can be imaged with 18F]FDG [4, 5].

Such proposed effects include risk of pressure-induced tissue necrosis and focal infections, as well as focal tendon hypoxia and elevated lactate concentrations in tendons with tendinosis (Knobloch et al. 2008).