Sentence examples for tissue collapse from inspiring English sources

In all of the groups there was a narrowing of the spinal canal within the gap as a result of surrounding soft tissue collapse into the defect.

The spacer avoids soft tissue collapse, creates a soft tissue tunnel for later reconstruction, and maintains the soft tissue anatomy whilst delivering a high local dose of antibiotic.

Such conversion suggests the reopening of alveoli within the vicinity of the esophageal balloon and has been advocated as a marker by which to determine the PEEP needed to maintain recruitment and avoid regional tissue collapse in ARDS [3].

Although this model produced regions of tissue collapse and recruitability, we did not study a preparation in which the chest wall itself was deformed (other than by variations of position) or the lung directly injured.

Based upon our data for PEEP1 and non-PLEF conditions, we believe that while regional 'lung collapse' might be a plausible (if not unique) interpretation for negative end-expiratory PTP in the supine position, tissue collapse is less likely to explain negative PTP for the prone and semi-Fowler's positions in the same setting.

The tissue collapse associated with the macroscopic HR prevents infiltration of the SA biosensor, so we infiltrated HrpZ at 0.1 mg/ml to observe the SA response.

There is no question that the trabecular tissues are at all times augmented by decomposed soft tissue collapsing onto the bone lamellae, and occasionally polluted by invading soil, as will be abundantly clear in the results section of this paper.

In our experiments, tissues collapse due to strong HR was always observed in the SlMKK2DD- and SlMKK4DD-infiltrated halves of the leaves.

However, if dengue shock syndrome occurs, patients may die when fluids and electrolytes in their vascular compartments shift into tissues, collapsing the blood volume and precipitating low blood pressure and shock.

When the animals started to decompose, their tissues collapsed under the weight of the sediment that buried them.

The leading reasons for the failure of segmental tracheal defect reconstruction were mainly related to airway stenosis (caused by the overgrowth of granulation tissue), airway collapse (caused by cartilage softening) and mucous impaction (mainly caused by lack of epithelium).