Sentence examples for persistent wounds from inspiring English sources

Persistent wounds (induced from stress [ 51], diet [ 52], air pollution [ 53], etc).

In addition, persistent wounds were found to be a risk factor for functional limitations.

If the wounds are persistent, wounds and the positive feedback molecules will make the cancer mass bigger and bigger until the wounds are healed or the whole system exhausts.

Facing the persistent wounds, natural selection seems to have no better choice in logic besides fighting the wounds until the system becomes exhausted since the chances of the natural regression of late-stage cancer do exist (Table  4; L10).

PAD can result in intermittent claudication (pain on exertion or impairment walking), pain at rest, and loss of sensation in the extremities, progressing to critical limb ischemia with persistent wounds and infections and ultimately a gangrenous lesion requiring amputation of digits or an extremity.

The patient was scheduled for repeat debridement at 14 days after the initial debridement only if there were clinical signs of ongoing infection (e.g. persistent wound drainage at day 12, fever, or persistently high infection parameters in blood).

And, at that moment and forever, a little, but persistent, wound of my youth healed, and all shone bright and good.

In this review, we focus on chronic nonhealing ulcers, which are a critical problem in clinical practice, and current knowledge about persistent wound care.

Furthermore, the vitriolic, divisive rhetoric and raw emotions raging throughout the past year pulled the scab off a persistent wound in the American psyche, bringing the issue of race front and center and exposing the divides in our society.

In literature, persistent wound leakage (>72 hours) is linked to development of SSI.

Further data are needed to confirm biofilm formation as a risk factor for persistent wound infections.