Sentence examples for raised skin from inspiring English sources

Two patients had either skin ulceration with draining sinus tracts (Fig. 2) or a raised skin lesion with associated palpable masses (Fig. 3).

The virus causes symptoms like fever, cough, runny nose, a red, raised skin rash and watery eyes.

Briefly, a viewing chamber was attached to a raised skin flap on the dorsal flank of the mouse under anaesthesia and a fragment (0.5 mm) of PC3 prostate tumour (excised from a donor mouse) was placed on the exposed microvascular bed.

Push the needle gently under the raised skin.

They might also develop acanthosis nigricans, or dark brown to black raised skin patches on the face, neck, underarms, below the breasts, and back.

Laser skin resurfacing can treat acne scars or any other scarring that results in having pitted or raised skin, as well as moles, tattoos, and birthmarks.

A sunburn, a few drinks of alcohol or just some brisk exercise might raise skin temperature enough to earn a trip to the special cubicle nearby for an encounter with an oral thermometer, Mr. Cheong said.

Moreover, the investigation of panel damping confirms that when structure-borne transmission is present, raising skin damping can increase the TL even below coincidence, but that on average, greater improvements are achieved by raising trim damping.

Whether raising skin blood perfusion above normal levels has a beneficial or detrimental effect on perceived health is unclear.

59 Other concerns are that CHG may raise skin pH in infants, thereby disturbing the physiological acidic milieu established on neonates' skin within days of birth.

It's well documented that nitric oxide raises skin blood flow when the body heats up, and that L-NAME blocks blood flow.