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ingrowth::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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| Type of | growth |
Examples of ingrowth
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In parallel to these physical changes in the gel, we observed ingrowth of vascularized tissue.
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These bonds counteract cell-mediated local gel contraction but should allow ingrowth of cells.
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The ingrowth method works by inserting a porous metal implant straight into the end of the remaining bone.
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In both of the models that we studied, ingrowth of vascular tissue was associated with contraction.
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It also promotes ingrowth into surrounding bones.
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Vascular ingrowth is visible in the periphery.
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While hydroxyapatite encourages bone cell ingrowth, when it is porous like natural bone, it is mechanically weak.
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Contraction was a prerequisite for neovascularization, as vascular ingrowth correlated with the contractibility of different collagen preparations.
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One method is known as ingrowth, or osseointegration, a technique that skips the sleeves and cuffs altogether and attaches the prosthesis directly to the bone.
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- Something that grows inward
- Formation of tissue within pores, etc. in the body of an implant [234].
- Trees that during a specified period have grown past an arbitrary lower limit of (usually) diameter or height. Ingrowth is usually measured as basal area or volume per unit area.
