Translation of "Necrotic tissue" in German

Necrotic tissue often has a bright yellow margin.

There's a layer of necrotic tissue a few cells thick.

Can you suction some of that puss around that necrotic tissue.

They can reanimate necrotic tissue, slow down the aging process.

The temperature thus arising leads to osteonecroses and to necrotic denatured tissue paste.

Diseased, necrotic or infected tissue is then removed.

The treatment enhances the osteogenesis of the necrotic tissue.

During the process, the ultrasound distinguishes between necrotic and healthy tissue.

In some tissues, non-specific binding may occur, especially in neoplastic or necrotic tissue.

Also here, it can probably be explained by immunity response of the organism to the necrotic tumor tissue.

Lochia are the physiological secretions of the postpartum uterus and consist mainly of blood and necrotic tissue.

Debride fibrous, necrotic or sclerotic tissue and appropriately decorticate bone so that Osigraft is in direct contact with bleeding bone and viable osseous tissue.

Debride fibrous, necrotic or sclerotic tissue and appropriately decorticate bone so that the reconstituted Osigraft is in direct contact with bleeding bone and viable osseous tissue.

Debride fibrous, necrotic or sclerotic tissue and appropriately decorticate bone fragments so that the reconstituted Osigraft is in direct contact with bleeding bone and viable osseous tissue.

So we were able to remove all of the necrotic tissue, but the labs suggest that your organs are beginning to fail.

I drained the wound, removed the foreign object, cut away the necrotic tissue, and filled him full of IV antibiotics.

Well, they were able to remove all the necrotic tissue, and you'll make a full recovery, but you need to be more careful.

Meanwhile, his victim underwent several surgical procedures to remove necrotic tissue and to graft swine skin on her body.

The mesh width of the material, that is, its pore size, is so dimensioned, that an unimpeded fluid exchange of the digestive secretions of the maggots and the dissolved and liquefied necrotic tissue is possible.

These secretions, in particular the digestive secretions, liquefy necrotic tissue so that it can be taken up by the maggots as nutrient.

The ulcera were cleaned, necrotic tissue was removed and wetted with a thrombin solution (3.2 IU bovine thrombin/ml RPMI medium).

Proteolytic enzymes, such as trypsin, chymotrypsin, papain, ficin, and bromelain as well as subtilisin, which is obtained from bacteria, are particularly well suited for the decomposition of necrotic tissue.

Streptodornase in combination with streptokinase is also suitable for cleansing wounds of necrotic tissue and fibrin.

We removed The necrotic tissue, Applied the live cells, And if his body responds, In three or four weeks--

It has been shown that the maggots in this time remove necrotic tissue in the wound (biodebridement), eliminate bacterial infections and stimulate healing of the wound.

Since the maggots only sustain themselves with dead tissue, such a supplementation of nutrient media can also be important in the case that the wound area, in which the pouch is applied, does not sufficiently contain necrotic tissue.

Purilon Gel is mainly suitable for the treatment of wounds with necrotic tissue or yellow batter, eg leg ulcers, pressure ulcers and non-infected diabetic foot ulcers.