Sentence examples for permanent healing from inspiring English sources

Recently I began reading Dr. John Sarno's Top 10 Healing Discoveries and Back Pain Permanent Healing: Understanding the Myths, Lies, and Confusion both by Steve Ozanich.

The only way to experience permanent healing and peace is to forgive.

HDFs are in a 'resting' or inactive state in normal skin but in an injured tissue they change their phenotype quickly, migrate to the wound area, proliferate and produce ECMs to repair the injury [18], [24], [61], then differentiate into myofibroblasts which play crucial roles in wound contraction, tissue remodeling and permanent healing [18], [45], [66] [67].

They produce skin ulcers on exposed skin, causing serious disability and permanent scarring after healing.

"Third-degree burns, which normally heal with thick distorted scars with permanent sensory loss, were healed with complete re-epithelialization [wound closure] and nerve ingrowth," says Laura Dickinson, PhD '12, Gemstone's director of research and development, of the pig study.

There is also a risk of prolonged postoperative erythema after initial healing (lasting weeks or months), permanent hypopigmentation, infection, and occasionally fibrosis and scarring [ 16– 16].

Nonunion (permanent failure of bone healing without treatment, usually identified at 8 months postoperatively).

The following outcomes were used to compare transverse and modified subtrochanteric osteotomy: Nonunion (permanent failure of bone healing without treatment, usually identified at 8 months postoperatively).

Chronic inflammation makes it impossible for the wound to heal, causing permanent pain and the possibility of infection [ 1].

Transplantation of amniotic membrane as a temporary or permanent graft promotes epithelial wound healing and exerts potent anti-inflammatory and anti-scarring effects on the ocular surface.

(Sustaining another blow to the head before a concussion has healed can cause permanent neurological damage).