Sentence examples for inner mucosa from inspiring English sources

If no communication occurs with the inner mucosa or outer skin, then the trapped branchial arch remnant forms a cyst.

The tracheal wall constitutes of the inner mucosa, sub-mucosa, cartilage, longitudinal and transverse muscle fibres, and an outer adventitial layer.

The most common imaging features are long segment of concentric wall thickening and a target appearance similar to those of metastatic linitis plastica consisting of thickened inner (mucosa and submucosa) and outer (serosa) layers and a relatively thin hypoattenuated middle layer (muscularis propria), or bowel wall thickening with homogeneous attenuation [28, 29, 30].

Hence, the decrease in these anaerobic bacteria after circumcision may complement the loss of the foreskin inner mucosa to reduce the number of activated Langerhans cells near the genital mucosal surface and possibly the risk of HIV acquisition in circumcised men.

(1) Before cancer develops, pre-cancerous changes often occur in the inner lining (mucosa) of the stomach [8,9].

Reconstructive surgery for full-thickness eyelid defects normally requires graft tissue that is similar to the anatomic structure, which should include the following elements: an outer layer skin surface, an inner layer mucosa, and a suitable semirigid support for stabilizing the rim of the eyelid.

In addition, periopathogenic bacteria are known to colonize not only subgingival tooth surfaces but also hide in oral niches like deep plications of the tongue, crypts of the palatopharyngeal tonsils or the inner buccal mucosa and its recesses, where they are mostly out of the reach of mechanical treatment [ 17, 18].

The inner layer, or mucosa consists of epithelial cells that secrete digestive enzymes/acid, absorb nutrients, facilitate hormone secretion, and assess the luminal content of the gut.

The inner and outer mucosa were not specifically marked at the time of processing.

The inner mucosal layer consists of squamous epithelium and underlying connective tissue, within which lies a longitudinally oriented muscle layer called the muscularis mucosa.

Anatomically the rectosigmoid wall is characterized by four intraperitoneal layers: serosa, outer longitudinal muscularis, inner circular muscularis and mucosa [51].