Her hand, in its little cradle of healing apparatus, its warmth unresisting and noncommittal as he held it at her bedside, rested high, nearly at the level of his eyes.
— September 13 , 1976________ From "Here Come the Maples" Her hand, in its little cradle of healing apparatus, its warmth unresisting and noncommittal as he held it at her bedside, rested high, nearly at the level of his eyes.
— September 13 , 1976From "Here Come the Maples" Her hand, in its little cradle of healing apparatus, its warmth unresisting and noncommittal as he held it at her bedside, rested high, nearly at the level of his eyes.
The sonic accelerated fracture healing system (Exogen Inc., Piscataway, NJ, USA), a LIPUS apparatus, was used to deliver an ultrasound signal.
Botox injection could be an alternative to LIS, avoiding damages to the sphincter apparatus, risk of incontinence, and reducing wound healing complications.
After the ideal length is reached, the apparatus will remain fixated to the leg to facilitate healing.
If Reich's conviction that humanity could fornicate its way to freedom was shared by the erotic vanguardists of previous centuries, he did come up with a new apparatus for the purpose: a machine to trap the potent, healing force of the orgasm.
Thus, we conclude that activation of NF-κB, p38 and JNK pathways and/or the production of proinflammatory cytokines may not be required for flagellin to promote wound healing, and EGFR signaling is an integrated part of epithelial innate defense apparatus.
The stress distribution near the edge of the specimen and in the lower part of the specimen, including the initial fracturing area and healed plane, was influenced by the lower end cap of the experimental apparatus.
The soft tissues heal in a directed mode and lead to re-establishment of the ligament apparatus, and repaired or reconstructed collateral ligaments are protected [11].
The stability of the external fixation apparatus is critical in preventing excessive movement which could increase morbidity and compromise bone healing [2, 3].
