"thermal damage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe damage caused by heat, for example, "The extreme temperatures caused thermal damage to the car's engine".
"A colleague suggested that photochemical processes might be able to bond tissue surfaces together without the collateral thermal damage accompanying laser welding of tissues," says Kochevar.
However rigid abrasive processes induce, thermal damage.
It is notable that no thermal damage will be made to the surrounding tissues.
These relationships for all the thermal damage cases are adequately described by a negative power function.
In addition, the cell might suffer from heating or thermal damage due to prolong exposure.
These advances facilitate quicker demineralization and prevent thermal damage to the tooth proteins.
Repetitive RFA for HCC makes the diaphragm fragile due to thermal damage [6, 9].
However, the most common complication is the iatrogenic thermal damage of surrounding sensitive structures.
Cold pyeloperfusion can reduce the thermal damage to the collecting system.
Pulsed drilling was used and the drill was irrigated with saline to minimise thermal damage.
Several reported complications associated with RFA are due to thermal damage of neighboring organs.
