necrosis

This can lead to necrosis of the skin in these areas.

Often, the body will try to create new bone around the area of necrosis.

Until recently, necrosis was thought to be an unregulated process.

The cut surface was firm and pale, but with no areas of necrosis.

Necrosis is a medical condition in which parts of a person's body die, turn black, and fall off.

However, this form of cell death is akin to necrosis.

But there is also some necrosis, and I believe early cavitation.

Necrosis was speaking for himself and not as a representative of, well anybody else I guess.

Tumor necrosis factor, he said, "does not in and of itself add anything."

Unfortunately the clinical trials were cut short after over 30 cases of necrosis.

Their final album was then released in 2003 titled Necrosis.

Freezing any part of the body results in necrosis.

In particular no necrosis was reported in the works cited here.

Aseptic necrosis is more common outside of sports and can occur at any age.

"The weed sample is in the first stage of necrosis.

In rare cases it has been associated with colonic necrosis.

Necrosis is death of tissue anywhere in the body.

It is a member of the tumour necrosis super family.

The swelling usually subsided after 2-3 days and there have not been any reports of necrosis.

When cells die from necrosis, it's a rather messy affair.

Fat necrosis can be caused by an injury or blow to the breast.

He had been embodied in a near corpse, and the necrosis was spreading throughout his whole body.

Blistering has not been reported while necrosis is rare and usually secondary.

"Necrosis has set in," he said as if to himself, and looked at the med techs.

Three patients developed necrosis, and 14 individuals with systemic symptoms had no local swelling at all.