Sentence examples for nasal damage from inspiring English sources

It advises cocaine users to finely chop their powder "for better interaction with the nasal lining, better dose management, easier snorting action reduced waste and nasal damage".

Nasal damage was induced by electrocoagulation which initiated repair processes and wound healing.

Furthermore, several reports have shown that the CPAP devices may produce skin excoriation and nasal damage [ 9, 11].

Following the transplantation of ADSCs and fat particles into the areas of nasal damage to form turbinates, 30 ENS patients displayed no signs of infection or allergy.

Where the nasal damage preceded the FA exposures, many cases of SCC (15/58; 26%) were observed in the 10-ppm group, but no exposure-dependent effect appeared at lower exposures as seen from the SCC incidences in the control group (1/54; 1.9%), the 0.1 ppm group (1/58; 1.7%) and the 1 ppm group (0/56; 0%).

SSBs in newly arrived subjects quickly increased upon arrival to the city, from 39.8 +/- 8.34% in the first week to 67.29 +/- 2.35 by week 2. Thereafter, the number of cells with SSBs remained stable in spite of the continuous increase in cumulative ozone, suggesting a threshold for cumulative DNA nasal damage.

Necrotising granulomas may cause sinusitis, nasal discharge, damage to the nasal septum, hearing loss and/or haemoptysis.

The interface is lighter and easier to apply and might lessen nasal septal damage compared with the CPAP systems.

ADSC injection into areas of nasal mucosa damage were conducted every 10 days for a total of four injections.

For the two ENS patients without residual turbinate tissues, the injection of ADSCs to areas of nasal mucosal damage were conducted every 10 days for three injections; furthermore, 1 5 ml autogenous fat particles were extracted, and then mixed with 1 × 10 5 × 10 ADSCs (third to sixth generation), under the inferior or middle turbinate.

Anatomically, patients with AR have edematous nasal mucosa, damaged nasal cilia, and overproduction of secretions, which could lead to a blockage of ostial drainage from the sinuses.