This combination, known as 'oncoplastic surgery,' allows a wider resection of the tumour with safe margins together with the advantages of immediate breast reconstruction using supple nonirradiated tissue.
Replacing the estrogen a woman could no longer make for herself didn't just prevent hot flashes and keep the vaginal tissue supple; it also seemed to maintain the heart and its arteries as healthy as those of younger women.
In conclusion, please check in with yourself, and be sure that when you think of your bones (and I hope you do so often) that the image in your mind is one of strong yet supple and malleable living tissue, full of activity, and rich with fluid, flowing purpose -- because then I am sure that you will develop a lifelong dedication to their care.
(Collagen is the protein that keeps bodily tissue plump and supple).
The buildup takes place in the formerly supple sheath that surrounds the spongy erectile tissues in your penis and may reduce overall size and limit the size of erections.
Tissue containing lesions may appear supple and ulcerated, potentially with necrotic regions, while the surrounding areas can demonstrate fluid retention and cell death (Gieseker et al. 2006).
Tissue damage was observed on only the youngest, most supple leaves, and its localization did not appear to be related to naturally occurring citrus canker lesions or artificial inoculation sites.
After 4 weeks of connection to young mice, the five old mice's heart tissue had thinned and softened, looking just as spry and supple as the 2-month-olds'.
The longitudinally strong and transversely supple characteristics indicate that BNNTs are ideal reinforcing nanofiller materials for nanocomposite applications and also favorable for binding interactions with tissues and biomolecules, enabling a number of biomedical applications.
Tannins are usually supple.
