Sentence examples for thickness lesion from inspiring English sources

The ICRS systematic method enables understanding of the 'injury personality' based on nine variables that influence management: aetiology, defect thickness, lesion size, degree of containment, location, ligamentous integrity, meniscal integrity, alignment and relevant factors in the patient's history.

Furthermore, we assessed the influence of the presence of an initial pigment epithelial detachment, initial central retinal thickness, lesion type, patient age and time elapsed from first examination in the clinic until time of the first injection.

These patients have a clinical suspicion of a symptomatic rotator cuff tear and a partial or full thickness lesion seen on MRI or Ultrasound and confirmed during the arthroscopic repair procedure.

The perfusion characteristics of the contrast agent, intensity of enhancement, enhancement start time, peak time, contrast agent washout time, and lesion border, as well as endometrial thickness, lesion range, thickness of normal uterine myometrium, and thickness of myometrial invasion, were determined.

If partial thickness lesions are present, especially in a malaligned knee, high tibial osteotomy (HTO) may become the preferred treatment of choice.

Partial or full thickness lesions show limited ability to regenerate due to its avascular and highly structured nature, which prevents progenitor cells and chondrocytes to migrate to the defect-site (Heath and Magari 1996; Zengerink et al. 2006; Khan et al. 2008; Magnussen et al. 2008; Khan and Scott 2009).

The three methods most commonly used in treating full thickness lesions are arthroscopic drilling, abrasion, and microfracturing.

Full thickness lesions apparent.

Many, large, full thickness lesions.

Full thickness lesions larger and more numerous.

The current surgical approaches for localized full thickness lesions of the joint surface are autologous chondrocyte implantation, microfracture, and mosaicplasty.