Sentence examples for surgical wounding from inspiring English sources

All 16 human and murine tumours, of nine different histologies, showed a measurable acceleration of growth when implanted in surgically treated animals, suggesting that the ability of malignant tissue to respond to surgical wounding of normal tissue was not histologically or species specific.

According to the proposed biology, removing tumors could remove the source of inhibitors of angiogenesis or growth factors could appear in response to surgical wounding.

Strong hybridization of FGFR1OP2/wit3.0 probe was, however, found in a cluster of fibroblastic cells in the equivalent oral mucosal tissues harvested after surgical wounding (Figure 1B).

Ultrastructural analysis confirmed that the unoperated WT conjunctiva consisted of tightly-packed collagen fibrils (Figure 6E, i) that accumulated with the absence of conspicuous gaps between fibers after surgical wounding (Figure 6E, ii).

The angiogenic surge is due either to the removal of inhibitors or to the appearance of stimulators or growth factors in response to surgical wounding [ 3, 4].

However, our studies have shown that surgical wounding of normal tissues significantly stimulated the growth of malignant tissues without the concomitant presence or excision of a tumour mass.

The primary outcome measures of this study were wound infection and time to a dry surgical wound.

There is also evidence that in overweight people, surgical wounds are more likely to become infected.

A spokeswoman for the governor, Lilo Stainton, said he decided to visit the hospital because he noticed that fluid was leaking from the surgical wound on his left leg.

Scarlet fever usually begins with a case of strep throat, but can also start with a skin infection or surgical wound.

After eleven days of this, the report says, "medical personnel described how Abu Zubaydah's interrogation resulted in the 'steady deterioration' of his surgical wound from April 2002".