Sentence examples for rates of adhesion from inspiring English sources

It remains unclear what rates of adhesion formation are found in patients following laparoscopy and thus which entry location is most suitable following a prior laparoscopy.

Factors that predispose to rupture of dermoid cysts during laparoscopic removal and rates of adhesion formation in women with and without cyst rupture during laparoscopic surgery also were considered.

Preliminary cell culture experiments carried out with the PCL films established that murine (L929) fibroblasts grew well on all surfaces regardless of the solvent used, although the rates of adhesion and proliferation were not as great as on tissue culture plastic controls.

This timescale (seconds) is consistent with known rates of adhesion assembly and disassembly (3, 4, 6).

Motility is limited by the turnover rates of adhesion and de-adhesion events, yielding an inverse relationship between contact strength and migration rates.

In the first 7 months of 2008, after the adoption of the ventilator bundle (with rates of adhesion of: 84% to the head-of-bed; 97% to daily interruption of sedation; 99% to deep vein thrombosis and stress ulcer prophylaxis), the rate of VAP fell to 10.5/1,000 ventilator days and the average time of MV to 8.9 days.

The lowest incidence of adhesion formation follows polypectomy with the highest rate of adhesion formation following multiple fibroid resection [45].

The incidence rate of adhesion was 18%, when the PVA film covered the injured site for 2 days.

The rate of adhesion formation at the umbilicus may occur up to 50% in patients following midline laparotomy and 23% following low transverse incision [41].

This model could be easily prepared and gave a rate of adhesion formation of 90%, which was useful for screening antiadhesive materials.

hMSCs on high surface energy substrate show higher rate of adhesion but lower homogeneity than those on low surface energy substrate.