Sentence examples for wound wound from inspiring English sources

Current treatment options for DFUs include offloading to reduce pressure on the wound, wound care to prevent infections, and wound debridement to remove necrotic debris and restimulate the wound healing process (11, 13, 14).

They are translated as "suffers the wound", "wound", "offended pride" and "offended": words that convey the sense well, but hide Márai's arrangement from the English reader.

Digital photographs of the injury site were taken with a standard-sized dot placed beside the wound; wound size was expressed as the ratio of the wound area to the dot measurement.

Depending on the type and aetiology of wound, wound healing involves inflammation (day 1 4 or more), proliferative/repair (day 5 10 or 11), and remodelling phases (day 11 21 or more) [ 9, 10].

Wounded, wounded, wounded!

Then rats were divided into two groups based on the injections received: six rats were given 10 μL saline injections in each wound (wound-only group) and six rats received 10 μL of 100 μmol·L−1 KGN solution each in the wounded areas (wound+KGN group).

She would not be human if such harsh swings of appreciation did not leave wounds – wounds that could open in sight of the finish line in lesser athletes.

At day 13 after wounding, wounds in mice of both genotypes were fully reepithelialized.

The results presented in this paper enable future studies of the biochemistry of a broad range of wound bed models (animal models, chronic wounds, wounds with biofilms).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09652.013 10.7554/eLiFigure52 figuregure 2—figure supplement 1. Microfluidic wounding device characterization demonstrates cell viability, isotropic wounding, wounding control, and reproducibility.

Swabs were rolled in the same pattern in all wounds, wounds were cleaned by the same amount of moistened swabs and crusts were not removed.