Sentence examples for lack of healing from inspiring English sources

Humeral nonunion is a condition resulting from lack of healing at the fracture site often associated with alteration of the local biological potential.

Growth is for children, he reasons, and the fact that we live in a culture obsessed with growth is evidence of a lack of maturity, or of fullness, or to put it another way, lack of healing.

She is adamant, and she tells me that her gaggles of sidewalk doctor friends, with whom she lunches with daily at the assisted living residence, are positive that her lack of healing is par for the course and that her eye will clear up all on its own.

Bird's eye photographs after 8 weeks verified a near complete lack of healing in empty defects (Figure 2).

Intriguingly, extrinsic factors in the diabetic wound environment then act to prolong the pro-inflammatory response, which could contribute to the lack of healing.

In fact, in large vessels such as the thoracic aorta, the lack of healing seen many months after implantation may represent a problem.

Endoscopic finding of mucosal healing, particularly after administration of anti-TNF therapy, is predictive of favorable clinical outcome, whereas lack of mucosal healing on therapy is associated with a more aggressive disease course.

The lack of spontaneous healing of these joint surface defects leads to progressive joint pain and mechanical symptoms with resulting functional impairment and limitation of athletic participation.

He endured extensive work-ups for hidden infections, autoimmune disorders, thyroid disease and a bone-marrow biopsy, all in an effort to figure out the reason for the unexplained neutropenia and lack of wound healing.

Nonunion was defined as lack of bone healing at least 6 months after the fracture [3].

Bone healing was defined as the presence of visible bridging between two cortices, while delayed union was defined as a lack of bone healing 6 months after trauma.