Sentence examples for loose tissue from inspiring English sources

He pulled Bauman from the pile of bodies and placed the loose tissue back into his leg.

The British archaeologist Howard Carter probably contaminated the body's surface after discovering the tomb in 1922, Mr. Iskander said, and researchers may use an endoscope to search for loose tissue in the abdominal cavity.

In both of the above methods of wound treatment, the patient is usually immersed daily in a special tank, where remaining dressings and creams are washed off and loose tissue is debrided.

The graft took, but it left Southern with a large Popeye-like forearm of loose tissue and scar tissue.

There is no eardrum and no earhole, and the middle ear cavity is filled with loose tissue, mostly adipose (fatty) tissue.

This high infiltration and staining of trypan blue on primo-vessels may be explained by the primo-vessels having more loose tissue matrix with some openings and pores at the outer boundary than other tissues.

He produced a wad of the loose tissues he always carried in his coat pockets for these routine weeping sessions.

On examination, loose tissues show edema, and the fluid is easily displaced by light pressure; both the blood pressure and the blood levels of urea are slightly or moderately increased.

Shells of periwinkle [Tympanotonus fusatus (L).] and snail [Achatina fulica (L).] were scraped free of loose tissues, washed in water, dried and ground to 250 μm in a ball mill.

Lots of nerve endings, loose tissues, and capillaries filled with blood can make for an unpleasant experience if you hurt yourself.

The main types are loose connective tissue, adipose tissue, fibrous connective tissue, cartilage and bone.