Sentence examples for soft tissue environment from inspiring English sources

However, this requires microsurgical expertize but it can create a suitable soft tissue environment in addition to bony continuity [20].

We assessed the growth of four representative cell lines selected from these two categories in vivo by introducing the cells into the soft tissue environment of the lung.

We assessed whether the differential ability to grow on soft substrates exhibited by the rigidity-dependent and –independent cell lines was predictive of the ability of these cells to grow in a soft tissue environment in vivo.

More importantly, seeding the cell lines into the lungs of nude mice revealed that the ability of cells to grow on soft gels in vitro correlated with their ability to grow in a soft tissue environment in vivo.

In case of a substantial bone defect in combination with a poor soft tissue environment, the use of an osteocutaneous free flap is a viable option [ 35– 35].

The 1.2 mg/ml collagen 1 gel stiffness mimics the lung environment (approximately 150 Pa), while 2.4 mg/ml collagen 1 gel stiffness mimics the soft tissue environment (~800 1,200 Pa) [ 21, 22].

Further study both in vitro and in vivo will be needed to explore the predictive capacity of the soft-plate assay in determining cancer cell responses to in vivo soft tissue environments and therapeutic potency within such environments.

Fibroblasts cultured on substrates of variable stiffness, mimicking soft tissue environments, automatically increase their own rigidity to match substrate stiffnesses ranging from 500 to 40,000 Pa [ 472].

Mechanical properties of these hydrogels were controlled by varying the monomer concentration to mimic a range of soft tissue environments, and hydrogel stability in cell culture medium was observed over weeks.

These microbial habitats formed four related areas of microbial community configurations: tooth hard surfaces; two distinct types of oral soft tissues and environments (cheek/gingiva/palate versus throat/tonsils/tongue/saliva); and the gut, as represented by stool samples.

These include wound dehiscence or infections due to non-anatomical wound closures ignoring the layered structure of the soft tissue, the reduced antiseptic environment caused by the nature of the animal model itself, missing routing in draping, insufficient surgical experience and knowledge of the anatomical structures, or extended operation times [ 46].