Sentence examples for wound itself from inspiring English sources

Causes for wound pain are the underlying pathology of the leg ulceration, the wound itself, wound treatment including dressing changes, or complications such as skin irritation around the ulcer.

We have to start cleaning the wound itself".

You see a representation of the wound rather than being forced to look directly, and cathartically, into the wound itself.

The bulkier bandage has been replaced by a Band-Aid, the wound itself a red, perfectly circular patch of rough scab.

The patient's ongoing fluid balance must be monitored and regulated, his nutritional needs must be met, pain must be controlled, and the burn wound itself must be repaired.

For a series of "Paper Games," Mr. Alvarez Bravo let his adding machine spew out paper tape that wound itself into unforeseeable shapes, and then photographed the results close up.

The rate of apoptosis is higher in wounded cells containing parasites than in wounded cells without parasites, suggesting that cell wounding itself does not initiate substantial levels of apoptosis.

Justice John Paul Stevens in particular said that the court had wounded itself and the reputation of all the nation's courts, though he asserted that "time will one day heal the wound".

There was particular worry among some conservatives that the party had wounded itself by scaring off Hispanic voters, a growing force, with the divisive rhetoric that accompanied the debate over the nation's immigration laws.

The Swiss bank was wounded itself on Friday when a Citigroup analyst said the firm is likely to have more hefty write-downs in its future.

Only the area immediately adjacent to the needle tract revealed AQP4 loss, but there were no statistically significant differences in the extent of AQP4 loss between the different treatments indicating that these pathological changes at the needle tract were rather caused by the wounding itself than by the action of NMO-IgG at this site.