Sentence examples for slow wound from inspiring English sources
In patients who develop wound dehiscence, steroids are paradoxically effective because the slow wound healing is considered to be related to granuloma formation [2].
Scurvy is characterized by swollen and bleeding gums with loosened teeth, soreness and stiffness of the joints and lower extremities, bleeding under the skin and in deep tissues, slow wound healing, and anemia.
Symptoms of zinc deficiency may include skin lesions, diarrhea, increased susceptibility to infections, night blindness, reduced taste and smell acuity, poor appetite, hair loss, slow wound healing, low sperm count, and impotence.
Married couples who are hostile when they fight, for instance, are more likely than gently scrapping spouses to have compromised immune functioning, elevated coronary calcium levels (an early risk factor for heart disease), and slow wound healing.
However, slow wound healing, infection, pain, and hypertrophic scarring continue to remain a major challenge in burn research and management.
Things turn nasty, and the Coen boys get a chance to try out that slow, wound-up violence in which they have come to specialize; the ooze of black blood, as sticky as oil, seems too crude for so controlled a picture, and there are other patches, too, in which the careful arrangement of tone is thrown by a bum note.
The same patient had also a slower wound healing, treated with prolonged medications and it wasresolved in three weeks.
Cells exposed to IL-6 + IL-10 had the slowest wound healing rate, similar to control cells.
Individuals treated with corticosterone during chronic stress (high allostatic load) experienced the most pathology, including both weight loss and slower wound healing.
However, we think that there would be another reason for slower wound healing in group 1.
