Sentence examples for prolonged healing from inspiring English sources

MOVEMENT OR REJECTION -- The jewelry may move or the hole become thin and narrow, causing scarring, inflammation and prolonged healing.

Several clinical studies have identified a series of factors associated with the risk of prolonged healing time for fractures.

Patients with a wound infection had more often wound breakdown (P<0.001), prolonged healing time (P<0.000), and lymphedema (P<0.001) than patients without infection.

However, this study clearly demonstrates, as a proof of principle, that a complete and balanced evaluation of the various risks present at the time of fracture can reliably identify the majority of the patients who may suffer prolonged healing times.

Processing of scaffolds such as subintestinal submucosa with a carbodiimide crosslinker can lead to a predominately M1 response resulting in chronic inflammation and prolonged healing; whereas the non-crosslinked scaffold appeared to induce a large M2-like response and constructive remodeling at sixteen weeks [24].

Allogenic, xenogenic, and alloplastic graft materials have been used as alternatives, but they have a number of drawbacks compared with autologous grafts, such as decreased function, the potential risk of infectious disease, an unsatisfactory resorption pattern, a prolonged healing time, and high cost [1].

Postoperative ecchymoses or hematomas can prolong healing from surgery, and a search for locally administered agents that decrease bleeding is warranted.

Exercising too soon can prolong healing by causing swelling or bleeding.

Brushing your teeth or other cleaning measures may disturb the stitches or interfere with blood clotting, which can prolong healing or cause infection.[2].

Harsh antiseptic products such as Bactine, bacitracin, hydrogen peroxide, alcohol or tea tree oil should not be used to clean nose piercings, as these can irritate and/or damage the skin, and prolong healing.

Furthermore, the presence of a segmental gap or defect will compromise the stability of plate fixation; when prolonged bone healing time is expected, failure may occur by cantilever loading [5, 14].