Sentence examples for spare tissue from inspiring English sources

Dr. McCahill said that such high repeat operation rates did not occur in other types of cancer surgery, in part because surgeons are not trying to spare tissue for cosmetic reasons as they are in lumpectomy.

The unique properties of protons to spare tissue distal to the target position it as a valuable tool available to the radiation oncologist for patients with critical structures near tumor, larger T2 tumors, or limited pulmonary reserve.

Just think: before preschool, you were still picking your nose — now you're carrying spare tissues.

Linda was no better – she took to carrying spare tissues with her as she couldn't face a class without crying.

They also offered free-of-charge neutering, and collected spare tissues for genetic analysis.

However, in some cases, islands of spared tissue may be observed with high early enhancement (Fig. 8).

Axial T1 (a) and contrast-enhanced axial T1 FS (b) images show islands of spared tissue (arrowhead) that enhance within the treated area.

Cells in the spinal cord are mainly post-mitotic and tissue regeneration is poor; thus, these inflammatory mediators can exacerbate the damage to spared tissue and thereby impair spontaneous functional recovery.

These results support the assumption that activity in spared tissue of the striate and extrastriate visual cortex are a necessary condition for recovery of the visual field in children suffering from cerebral blindness.

Right lobe treatment for Gleason 6 adenocarcinoma: day-7 post-treatment axial (c) and sagittal (d) FS contrast-enhanced images show a large homogenous hypointense non-enhanced area in the treated lobe (necrosis) with well-defined and highly enhanced boundaries Open image in new window Fig. 8 Focal spared tissue.

The total number of cells was divided by spared tissue volume measured as described below to obtain the number of cells per 1 mm3 of spared tissue.