Sentence examples for mucosal contact from inspiring English sources

The reduction of mucosal contact is important because fragile mucosa and severe mucositis are common manifestations observed long after radiation therapy.

The semiconvex multiple pontic design described in this article, with its mucosal contact exerted with moderate pressure, is proposed to circumvent the problems encountered with the plaque accumulation, maintenance conditions, phonetics, and compromised esthetics frequently encountered in these patients.

The most convincing is the sequence of cleft palate predisposing to increased mucosal contact between tongue and developing alveolus [1].

In the light of the evaluations, 7% of the patients (15/214) (acute bacterial sinusitis = 9, mucosal contact point headache = 3, acute exacerbations of chronic sinusitis = 3) were diagnosed as sinus headaches.

In particular, patients with treatment-resistant chronic headaches should be assessed for rhinosinusitis and mucosal contact point headache, even if they have the characteristics of migraine and other types of headaches.

In those with fixed implant-supported prostheses, the prosthesis is completely supported by the implants, with no mucosal contact; therefore, fixed implant-supported prostheses limit the degree of mechanical irritation to the soft tissue.

In the past, most primary HSV-1 infections were oral, and were acquired in childhood by direct mucosal or cutaneo-mucosal contact with an infected person.

Hemorrhagic cystitis is considered to arise from the bladder mucosal walls contact with acrolein, which has been shown to increase vascular permeability and result in bladder ulceration and hypertrophy [ 63].

To contribute to that end, we developed an assay to analyze mass transport rates of microbicide molecules within the epithelial and stromal layers of polarized vaginal mucosal tissue during contact with a gel vehicle.

MPXV infection is thought to be acquired most commonly by direct percutaneous contact, mucosal or respiratory exposure to tissues or fluids of infected animals[5].

Eosinophils are foremost present in mucosal tissues in contact with the environment such as in gastro-intestinal tract and skin [2] and are characterized by their wide morphological and functional heterogeneity [9].