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Перевод: necrosis

[существительное]
омертвение; некроз ; омертвление; местная смерть

Тезаурус:

1. Infarct expansion, or thinning and lengthening of the infarcted myocardium, is seen within hours after myocardial necrosis and is usually complete within three weeks after infarction.
2. This concept was discussed in light of observations that IL-2 (D. Boros, Wayne State; A. Sher, NIAID), the form of tumour necrosis factor (ref. 3; Boros; J. McKerrow, UCSF) and IL-4 (Boros; Sher) are all involved in granuloma formation; further, in mice, high TNF- levels seem to be predictive of severe disease (D. Colley, Centers for Disease Control).
3. A 48 year old man who developed submassive hepatic necrosis six weeks after beginning piroxicam but was successfully treated with orthotopic liver transplantation is also reported.
4. A fatal submassive necrosis that occurred in a 68 year old lady who had received piroxicam for 15 months is described.
5. Aseptic necrosis of femoral head
6. Spider venoms fall into two main categories: those which affect the nervous system (neurotoxins) and those that produce a necrosis, or death of the body tissues.
7. Computer-aided design/computer-aided management (CAD/CAM); Applications of finite element techniques; Design and development of heat transfer systems as applied to tools for diecasting and injection moulding; Service performance of explosive welds; processability of polymer and polymer/additive blends; Alloying of polymers, including interpenetrating networks; Modified burning characteristics of polymers; Advanced engineering composites; Effect of moisture and low-energy impact on carbon-fibre reinforced first generation and toughened epoxy resins; Processing, structure and property interaction of fibre reinforced thermoplastics; Composite type rubbers; Robot kinematics and dynamics; Frictionless hydraulic actuators; Metal forming; Machine tool performance; Computer analysis of component roundness; Dynamic stability in cutting; Finite element modelling of EDM parameters; Automatic control of ram movement and strip feeds of hydraulic press; Blood flow analysis and bone necrosis; Ultrasonic evaluation of adhesive-bonded metal structures.
8. It means that even if he is discovered in time, before necrosis sets in, he will be HIV-positive.
9. However, a possible explanation has been put forward by Brooks et al (1971), which proposes that softening of the atheromatous plaque may be due to the presence of unusual lipids (cholesteryl esters of hydroxyoctadecadienoic acid) found in high concentrations in ulcerated plaques (Harland et al, 1971) which are thought to produce smooth muscle cell necrosis at the base of the plaque.
10. Mosasaurs, when not head-butting each other, were deep-diving sea hunters, and evidence of avascular necrosis in their bone structure hinted that they suffered in the same way as did human divers - they had frequent spells of the "bends".
11. Piroxicam may induce submassive necrosis of the liver, probably as an idiosyncratic reaction.
12. Piroxicam induced submassive necrosis of the liver
13. The picture, the acute picture which you've just seen is virtually exclusively due to the production of a toxin and that toxin produces really a necrotic pharyngitis inflammation of the pharynx associated with necrosis and detachment of what we call the pseudo-membrane.