Sentence examples for marrow expansion from inspiring English sources

Many patients develop abnormally protruding upper jaws, prominent cheekbones, and marrow expansion in the long bones, ribs, or vertebrae, which fracture easily.

In the absence of this compensatory mechanism, the section modulus, which reflects the ability of bone to withstand bending forces, decreases because of bone marrow expansion.

In the postmenopausal period, estrogen deficiency leads to bone loss through both bone marrow expansion and endosteal resorption, whereas periosteal apposition occurs mainly in response to mechanical stress to counteract reduced bone strength [26, 27].

Conversely, the presence of a developing callus after fracture inhibits erythropoiesis which could explain a mechanism for the recovery of the hematopoietic system following marrow expansion [29].

An emerging role for Pim-2 in the bony destruction and marrow expansion of MM has been reported.

Similarly, these bones may be affected by red marrow expansion (due to anemia, vitamin deficiency, malignancy, and so on), which may also have significant clinical ramifications.

IL-6 is a critical mediator of bone marrow cell expansion and is responsible for PTH actions in hematopoietic cell expansion.

The alternative explanations for the increase in BMD may include induction of periosteal and endocortical bone modeling (increased cortical thickness), induction of trabecular micro modeling and prevention of marrow cavity expansion, etc.

Both patients were found to have hypercellular bone marrow with mild expansion of erythroid lineage.

This study aimed to compare the ability of allogeneic platelet lysate (PL) and FBS to cause equine bone marrow-derived MSC expansion.

Bone marrow-derived macrophages were generated by expansion of bone marrow cells from 3 6 month old mice as described previously.