Sentence examples for mechanical trauma from from inspiring English sources

The mechanical trauma from expelling the inner tube and insertion of a catheter most probably eroded the surface.

Abbreviation: D = Diagnostic endoscopy, T = Therapeutic endoscopy, TIP = mechanical trauma from the tip of scope, SHAFT = mechanical trauma from the shaft of scope Colonoscopy had a slightly higher incidence of CP than flexible sigmoidoscopy (0.16% vs 0.09%, OR 1.77, 95%CI 0.23-13.51; p = 1.0).

In order to avoid problems created by any inter-run variability, qRT-PCR for tissue samples (controls, acoustic and mechanical trauma) from the same side of the brain was conducted in the same runs.

Prolonged ECMO runs lead to hemolysis, elevated LDH, elevated bilirubin and liver function tests, and even carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning (In ECMO, hemolysis is frequently a problem, especially secondary to disruption of the hemoglobin molecule by mechanical trauma from the ECMO cannulas. When hemoglobin is degraded, free iron, biliverdin and CO are produced by heme oxygenase enzymes).

These data suggest that mechanical trauma (shear stress from unstable alveoli) rather than biotrauma is the initial mechanism of VILI.

Injury to the facial nerve may occur due to mechanical trauma or thermal injury from inadequate irrigation whilst using the drill or applying overly aggressive pressure [ 24, 25].

Temporary skin substitutes provide immediate physiological conditions for the wound closure, including protection from mechanical trauma, physical barrier to bacteria and creation of a moist wound environment (Sheridan and Moreno 2001).

Apart from mechanical trauma, the psychological stress related to surgery or invasive procedures, as well as underlying diseases may have contributed to the manifestation of angioedema.

Because of its continuous haemodynamic adjustments (exposure to pulsatile flow), the aorta is particularly prone to injury and disease resulting from mechanical trauma.

They are believed to result from mechanical trauma to the excretory duct of the salivary glands, causing duct transection or rupture, with consequent extravasation of mucin to the connective tissue stroma (mucus extravasation phenomenon, MEP).

To control for cytochrome c release from mechanical trauma in processing (that might differ between cell lines), results were scored for % cytochrome c released above the value released in the negative control condition (always <30%).