Sentence examples for implants are compromised from inspiring English sources
The French authorities have said the substandard product causes inflammation to body tissues when implants are compromised.
In cases where there will be minimal tissue-implant integration, thus normal immune responses are compromised, the implant is more susceptible to bacteria attachment [ 19].
Individual reputations are compromised.
The utility and function of biomaterial implants can be compromised by the development of a foreign body reaction (FBR): an acute sterile innate immune inflammatory reaction which overlaps with tissue vascularisation and remodelling and ultimately fibrotic encapsulation to prevent further interaction with the host tissue [ 26– 28].
The postoperative treatment planning CT played a critical role in quality assurance, by documenting that the integrity of the implant had been compromised, prior to prescribing the dose to the patient.
Stress-shielding has been reported with fully coated implants in total hip arthroplasty over the last 25 years, and the outcome of using these implants has not been compromised by this remodeling (Engh et al. 1992, Glassman et al. 2006).
Questions have been raised whether implant survival may be compromised in augmented sites since graft materials might impede and delay bone remodelling.
Following fibrotic encapsulation, the inflammatory responses may ultimately resolve if no infection is present; however the implant function may have been compromised by tissue repair, remodelling, and subsequent implant encapsulation processes [ 113, 114].
He also said there are many ways that China's supply chain is compromised and implants could be introduced.
As a result, a future restoration with dental implants in the area may be compromised (Tsesis et al. 2015; Tsesis et al. 2010a; Tamse 2006; Tsesis et al. 2010b).
As previously shown, the oral health-related quality of life is compromised during the healing period after implant insertion [31], especially when augmentation procedures are required [11].
