"healing failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which a person or organization has failed to heal or cure something. For example: "The hospital's healing failure in the case highlighted the need for better medical procedures."
However, most of the patients with delayed healings have to face another creeping problem – microbial infection, which is one of the most frequent complications that still lead to wound healing failure.
Clinical outcomes including secondary procedures, wound healing failure, complications, and implant failure rate were recorded.
Healing failure was evaluated at sacrifice by three macroscopic criteria: 1) the proximal migration of the tendon with a gap between the tendon and the bone, 2) suture rupture (Fig. 1E, F), and 3) the distance between the bone and the muscle of >1 cm.
Healing failure at sacrifice was defined by one of three criteria: 1) the proximal migration of the tendon with a gap between the tendon and the bone, 2) suture rupture (Fig. 1E and F), and 3) a distance of >1 cm between the bone and the muscle.
The outcome of the combination "healing failure" and "infection susceptibility" untowardly contributes to amputation.
Radiographically, healing failure was identified when callus bridging was not observed in more than three cortices on biplane radiographs.
Ulcer clinical outcome in those treated with antibiotics was categorized as follows: cure if completely healed, failure if the ulcer persisted or displayed progression in its size or appearance that led to surgical treatment, or improvement if the ulcer had decreased in size by ≥50% but was not completely healed.
The researchers, from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, are also working on capsule additives designed to heal failures in lithium-ion battery electrodes, to prevent the short-circuiting that can sometimes cause a fire.
The breakdown happens in metallized polypropylene film (MPPF) capacitor can be classified into two cases: the first one is self-healing, which means that the insulation will recover after the breakdown; the other one is self-healing failure, which means that the capacitor will fail because of short-circuit fault.
There are three possible ways of identifying the healing (or failure) status of the repaired meniscus: repeat arthroscopy, repeat MRI scan, and correlation with clinical symptoms.
Both schemes can be applied to an arbitrary unicast pattern under reciprocal/nonreciprocal channels, with the proposed conjugate trick healing the failure of non-pairwise switching with reciprocal channels.
