(1) His face is covered with scar tissue where he was badly burned.

(2) The scar tissue was old and seamed.

(3) The rough pebbles of scar tissue interrupted the deep lines that laughter had once carved into his temples.

(4) The scar tissue with which animals seal their wounds is not directly comparable to the callus tissue of plants.

(5) That is supposed to create scar tissue which helps the tendon to heal.

(6) My brain is encrusted with scar tissue from all the frames he has pinched and nicked.

(7) Scar tissue all right; a birthmark she'd had removed in early teens in case it turned malignant.

(8) His eyes are sunk in scar tissue.

(9) Scar tissue is the result of missing genetic records.

(10) Scar tissue can cause the artery to narrow again.

(11) Covered in scar tissue, the enlarged organ is nearly twice the normal size.

(12) After treatment, the local may appear oozy and scar tissue, swelling even blister, but about a week after the fall of scar tissue, during which protect the wound, avoid sun.

(13) Erosion of a small artery in the scar tissue around the most caudal screw of the instrumentation proved to be the cause of the late HT.

(14) Peritoneal factor infertility peritoneum such as scar tissue ( adhesions ) or endometriosis ( Figure 5 ).

(15) We stop for the night in the middle of this scar tissue that will never heal.

(16) A pin was inserted to stabilize the ligament, and scar tissue from the previous injury had to be cleared.

(17) As she came closer he saw it was a scar, the scar tissue even more white than the skin around it.

(18) Through the passing days, the biting cruelty of it all slowly healed, leaving only the scar tissue.

(19) Others need several revisions to their surgeries, and develop painful masses of scar tissue.

(20) I notice George lightly touching the temporal lobe, exploring for scar tissue once more.

(21) Recently, it is reported that gap junctional intercellular communication channel is inhibited or interdicted in pathological scar tissue.

(22) The practice involves partial or total removal of the external female genitalia and creates scar tissue that can cause complications during labor.

(23) Some causes of the syndrome include residual disk herniation, post-operative scar tissue, pressure on a spinal nerve, altered joint mobility and muscular deconditioning.

(24) It will not help the later, chronic changes in the ear carschfick such as scar tissue or calcific.

(25) It is the authors opinion that dermatofibroma is a post - inflammatory reaction related to scar tissue.

(26) Inflamed ears progress over time from soft tissue swelling, to hyperplasia of ceruminous glands, to scar tissue, to calcification.

(27) The drug is designed to prevent the creation of scar tissue in the artery.

(28) Tamanu oil is from Tahiti and is known for its capacity to regenerate scar tissue.

(29) In FA group, 12 weeks after operation, on the defect border, there were many fibroblastic cells that closely adhered to adjacent tissue, resulting in scar tissue healing.

(30) If you've had surgery in the pelvic or lower abdominal region, such as an appendectomy or a C-section, or infection in the area, you could have ongoing pain from scar tissue.

(31) Scar tissue can cause the artery to became narrow again.

(32) Her scar tissue would heal and she would have daily treatment with eye drops and cream.

(33) Recently, the research on applying skeletal muscle myoblast to transplant within the myocardium to replace the damaged myocardium and scar tissue developed greatly and are widely paid attention to.

(34) When a breast implant is placed in your body, a fibrous capsule of scar tissue typically forms around the implant.

(35) Fibroids, scar tissue, and polyps can be removed from inside the uterus.

(36) In ascension, scar tissue can be resurrected leading to healthy tissue.

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(37) Long-standing oesophagitis may be complicated by the formation of scar tissue that contracts and results in a narrowing (stricture) in the affected part of the oesophagus.

(38) Tattooing can also lead to raised areas caused by an overgrowth of scar tissue (keloids).

(39) Scar tissue can cause the artery to become narrow again.

(40) Women with moderate or severe endometriosis can have pelvic adhesions ( scar tissue ) or endometriomas.

(41) When the abdomen ( belly ) is injured because of disease or surgery, adhesions ( scar tissue ) can form.

(42) Bryant had arthroscopy on his knee for treatment of cartilage and removal of scar tissue.

(43) Intrauterine adhesions ( scar tissue ) can form between the inner walls of the uterus.

(44) If a silicone breast implant ruptures, the leaking silicone gel may cause inflammation of the fibrous capsule and the formation of additional scar tissue.

(45) Over time, if the penis bends too much a certain way during sex, small tears in the tissue can form scars(), and the accumulated scar tissue gives the penis an abnormally curved shape.

(46) Running to an excess, exercising in excess, and lifting weights to an excess, creates scar tissue in the muscular structure, which leads to the aging or decay of the form.

(47) Other small incisions will be required for other small cannulas for placement of other instruments to remove any scar tissue and to insert a surgical mesh into the abdomen.

(48) It also visibly reduces scar tissue and repairs and regenerates connective tissue.

(49) Artificial neural networks were used to emend and analyze the chroma of scar tissue in pictures.

(50) VEGF is less expressed in normal skin tissue, but is more expressed in some pathological courses such as skin wound, scar tissue and skin tumor.

(51) Scar tissue was seen in the control group, and desmin was negative and Troponin I was positive in cardiomyocytes.

(52) This in turn prevents the build - up of new cysts, scar tissue and swelling outside the uterus.

(53) Scar tissue can cause the artiry ( artery ) to become narrow again.