"The tissue destroyed by necrosis can't be salvaged, but if identified early enough patients with tissue necrosis can be treated," he says.
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Their bites can cause pain, itching, muscle pain, and necrosis.
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Bacterial infections, such as MRSA or necrosis -- tissue death -- are common.
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They produce both interferon gamma and something called tumor necrosis factor (TNF).
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Stork says that with immediate treatment, doctors can stop necrosis from spreading.
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If left untreated, necrosis can spread to surrounding tissues and body parts.
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His many complications included necrosis of the hip, which necessitated hip replacement surgery.
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Unlike necrosis, the leftovers of apoptosis are mostly tolerated by the immune system.
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The "sore" effect is actually necrosis — when the dead dermis begins to rot.
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Andrey Suchilin, a Russian guitarist, had developed tissue necrosis during a vacation in Spain.
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His patient had pus in his lungs and necrosis, or death of lung tissue.
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Like Amgen's Enbrel and Johnson & Johnson's Remicade, it blocks a protein called tumor necrosis factor.
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The infection can also cause necrosis and gangrene, or tissue death, which may require amputation.
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But in a small minority it causes very severe complications, including necrosis of facial tissue.
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Unlike in necrosis, the cell doesn't burst, doesn't tax the immune system, but quietly dissolves.
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Dr. Freeman hasn't treated Linsey, but says the singer's photos reflect the typical pattern of necrosis.
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Necrosis is a medical condition in which the body's tissues die after being starved of oxygen.
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Remicade, Humira and Enbrel work by blocking an inflammation-causing protein called Tumor Necrosis factor (TNF).
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Several of his left toes had been severed and he had necrosis on both of his ankles.
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The venom can cause tissue necrosis, extreme pain, cardiac arrest and death within minutes after severe exposure.
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The disease causes a plethora of blood clots that have lead to Marie contracting gangrene and necrosis.
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The venom of a brown recluse can cause a severe lesion by destroying skin tissue (skin necrosis).
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If the trees get necrosis from the acid, what do you think is happening to our lungs?
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The damage is being caused by necrosis, or tissue rotting due to an absence of blood flow.
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As soon as a chemical like sulphuric acid hits the skin, a process called coagulation necrosis ensues.
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By then, however, the necrosis had spread, and another operation was required to remove the entire hand.
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One way to approach that question is to look at what the human equivalent of necrosis is.
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" He said, "Because McDonald's" — which buys 2120 percent of the crop — "wouldn't take any potatoes with net necrosis.
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Suchilin's condition worsened with the tissue necrosis spreading to new areas such as his kidneys heart and lungs.
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"Sometimes, infections like necrotizing fasciitis don't look that scary initially because necrosis occurs under the skin," Stork says.
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"I think he's got necrosis of the intestines," he said, which basically means [Fin's] intestines were dying rapidly.
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Necrosis, which occurs in a transplanted heart undergoing rejection, causes a very powerful activation of the body's immune system.
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Necrosis is the death of living cells or tissue, and is extremely aggressive — and can be deadly — if left untreated.
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Unless the lump is painful, though, fat necrosis won't need to be treated and usually goes away on its own.
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A is a coldblooded guy, dead-eyed and cynical beneath his false bonhomie, his soul in some state of necrosis.
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The biopsy revealed areas of deep necrosis in her skin, the tissue below riven with blisters and signs of infection.
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It works by blocking a protein known as tumor necrosis factor, or TNF, that plays a role in inflammatory conditions.
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The strength of the wound's odor is often used by physicians to assess the severity of necrosis and determine treatment.
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Alves, 32, was hospitalized for skin necrosis related to his most recent cosmetic procedure, a surgery to sculpt his nose.
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The organization said some of the injured protesters had been suffering from suspected limb fractures, burn injuries and skin necrosis.
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These impostors could then be used to dupe overactive immune cells into believing that apoptosis rather than necrosis was taking place.
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So after the TNF, you know, the approved tumor necrosis factor-alpha drug inhibitors, we came in with the IL-221A.
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In psoriasis, these overactive cells can lead to elevated levels of tumor necrosis factor, which is secreted via the inflammatory process.
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The first generation of these drugs were TNF-alpha agents that targeted the tumor necrosis factor to limit the immune response.
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But catecholamines also induce the production of inflammatory compounds called cytokines—including tumor necrosis factor, a molecule that drives psoriasis, Tausk says.
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Stork says that it is rare for someone with necrosis to die, but that it again is all about getting immediate treatment.
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"Myositis is a more serious condition that results in muscle-cell inflammation and necrosis, a medical complication of the flu," Cardwell adds.
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It turned out the paint contained radium and the women began to suffer from anemia and necrosis of the jaw, she said.
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Like Humira it works by blocking a protein known as tumor necrosis factor, or TNF, that plays a role in inflammatory conditions.
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A Transavia flight was forced to make an emergency landing allegedly due to a passenger's overwhelming stench that was caused by tissue necrosis.
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They implanted bioprinted bone tissue on rats and analyzed it after 5 months, finding new vascularized tissue in the implants and no necrosis.
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Now Mr Abu Shuayb, 30, is in a hospital bed watching his leg swell and blacken from necrosis, the result of being shot.
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Enbrel and Humira belong to a class of drugs that tamp down inflammation by blocking a protein known as tumor necrosis factor, or TNF.
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Enbrel and Humira both belong to a class of drugs that block a protein involved in inflammation known as tumor necrosis factor, or TNF.
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However, tumor necrosis factor alpha, another key response to acute injury that can also cause problems long term, did not change, the study found.
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When you put a leech on your skin, it can cause itching, blisters, scarring, and in serious cases, a rare skin disease called ulcerative necrosis.
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It's pretty common for plastic fibers to get tangled around animals, leading to necrosis and sometimes toe or whole-foot amputation in animals like pigeons.
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The therapy worked, but not too long after the necrosis cleared up, I got a serious infection related to fluid build-up in my right breast.
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Remicade, as well as similar drugs made by AbbVie Inc and Amgen Inc, work by blocking an inflammation-causing protein called Tumor Necrosis Factor, or TNF.
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One month later, he died, and it was revealed that his smell was not due to poor hygiene, but because of a bacterial infection called necrosis.
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This blocks the action of an inflammatory protein called tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF alpha) in order to stop the immune system from attacking the colon wall.
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It works by blocking a protein known as tumor necrosis factor, or TNF, and is approved for a number of conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
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Health impacts of acid When a chemical like sulfuric or hydraulic acid hits the skin, it causes coagulation necrosis, an accidental cell death that leads to tissue ulceration.
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"Tissue necrosis, which was present in this case, begins with redness, pain and tenderness, swelling, and warmth of the affected area," Stork, who did not treat Suchilin, says.
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Occasionally there can be cases of septicemic plague, where the infection has spread to a person's bloodstream and can cause bleeding and necrosis of tissue, turning it black.
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His stories were seasoned with multisyllabic medical terms (necrosis, enucleation, cyanosis) as well as words that have different connotations when used by doctors than when used by patients.
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Humira, like other older medicines such as Amgen Inc's Enbrel and J&J's Remicade, works by blocking a protein called tumor necrosis factor (TNF) that is involved in inflammation.
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Such choices often lead us to a fate that more closely resembles necrosis, involving the futile activation of innumerable resources eventually resulting in a cataclysmic outcome, rather than apoptosis.
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Doctors performed another surgery and found severe necrosis, or the death of cells and tissues — for over a year, a type of amoeba had been eating away at her brain.
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"We can tell when a leaf is developing and if there are any nutrient deficiencies, necrosis, whatever might be happening to the leaf," said 80 Acres Farms, CEO, Mike Zelkind.
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In captivity, however, they tend to end up sitting in pools of their own highly damaging urine which, especially when they're put in nappies (which is not uncommon), leads to necrosis, a.k.a.
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"At the end of my third week in the hospital, sensation returned to my hands while my toes began to blacken from necrosis, tissue death due to loss of blood flow," she wrote.
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The achievement was all the more remarkable considering that four years earlier, Emery had been diagnosed with avascular necrosis, the same serious hip ailment that ended two-sport star Bo Jackson&aposs career.
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Tragically, it has now been revealed that the smell coming from the musician was not because of poor hygiene but because of necrotic tissue as he had developed necrosis while holidaying in Spain.
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The more dramatic instances could only have come from skulls with bone-damaging maladies like syphilitic necrosis, so the medical specimen aspect of the Mütter's collection had a major impact on the project.
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Bilal's brother Ahmed arrived from the Kurdish city of Suleimaniya, and took Bilal to the private hospital, where doctors immediately performed surgery, connecting some of the arteries in his wrist, to forestall necrosis.
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At first the man reported flu-like symptoms and later developed severe sepsis and purpura fulminans, an acute disorder that causes blood spots, bruising and discoloration of the skin as well as necrosis.
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Chaotic deaths are the end result of a process called necrosis, in which toxins, pathogens or other forms of damage cause a cell to fail catastrophically and rupture, spilling its contents in the process.
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This included 19 cases of infection; 10 instances of necrosis, or dead tissue, at the site of the flap or graft; 10 cases of wound separation; and 6 instances of clots or uncontrolled bleeding.
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Many countries in Africa have reported other new crop pests and diseases including banana bunchy top virus in Mozambique, South Africa and Malawi, and maize lethal necrosis in Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda, and elsewhere.
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The ugliest and least elegant form of cell death is necrosis, in which because of either a lack of food or some other toxic injury, cells burst open, releasing their contents into the serums.
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Illegal butt injections have become increasingly more common in Brazil and the US, but the black market ass shots can inadvertently lead to in everything from boils to necrosis to, in cases like this, death.
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"Using tumor-bearing mouse models, we demonstrate that intravenously injected DNA nanorobots deliver thrombin specifically to tumor-associated blood vessels and induce intravascular thrombosis, resulting in tumor necrosis and inhibition of tumor growth," the paper explains.
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The lives of more than 10 million Americans — those with rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, plaque psoriasis, ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease — depend on safe and effective biological medicines called tumor necrosis factor (TNF) inhibitors.
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The link between symptom control and discrimination was even more pronounced for a subset of participants who had high levels of an immune-system signaling molecule known as tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-alpha) in their blood.
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These abandoned farms stand in the former homes of mangroves, leaving the land riddled with such diseases as the shrimp-specific infectious hypodermal and hematopoietic necrosis virus, as well as hormones and antibiotics used in shrimp farming.
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Some analysts expect Remsima to be introduced in the United States by 2018 and wrest sales from Remicade as well as from AbbVie's Humira and Amgen's Enbrel, which also block the inflammation-causing protein tumor necrosis factor.
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And in 1914, Ernst Zueblin, a medical professor at the University of Maryland, published a review of 700 medical reports, many of which showed that bone necrosis and ulcerations were a frequent side effect from ingesting radium.
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His theory is that as whites saw entire populations throughout Europe wiped out from the disease that caused their skin to blacken from necrosis or gangrene, they were traumatized and ultimately associated dark skin with the disease they feared.
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The reason he was doing this was because there is a disease that potatoes sometimes get called net necrosis and you've seen it, it's that little black line, or brown line, or dot when you slice open a potato.
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It helps produce a slew of hormones crucial to your health, including reproductive hormones such as estrogen, appetite-regulating hormones like leptin, blood-pressure-controlling hormones like angiotensin, and tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF), which helps keep cells healthy.
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To me, if a human being is in the hospital with intensive, life-sustaining therapies such as artificial respiration, nutrition or dialysis sustaining them with little hope of recovering reasonable brain function, such a state could be considered necrosis.
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Another possible side effect is a wound like Linsey's: "After the initial bite, necrosis, or death of the surrounding skin, can occur," explains Esther Freeman, MD, a dermatologist at Massachusetts General Hospital and member of the American Academy of Dermatology.
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Necrosis is the death of living cells or tissue, and can develop from infections, improper wound care, an injury, frostbite or circulation problems, Dr. Travis Stork, an ER physician, host of The Doctors and member of PEOPLE's Health Squad, explains.
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During this time, the microglia in the mices' brain began to work against damage that the cocaine was doing by producing tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-a)—an inflammatory molecule that researchers found is responsible for repressing the synapses related to drug addiction.
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Ms. Mixon, of Union, Ky., is currently raising funds for her scripted drama, "Necrosis," while Ms. Bouchard, of North Chittenden, Vt., will soon release Season 2 of "Blood Moon," a medieval saga of samuraiesque horses jockeying for power and defeating an evil force.
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I'm glad I had that procedure because I ended up having a lot of issues with that after the mastectomy: I had a pretty severe case of necrosis, which means that the skin is struggling to get oxygen and blood and it starts to die.
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Unlike the group of young female factory workers of the 1920s now known as the Radium girls who died of necrosis as a result of their exposure to the "harmless" chemical, the modern woman has very little reason to equate beauty with any real suffering.
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As people age, their immune responses become less well regulated, resulting in elevated blood levels of inflammatory substances like C-reactive protein and chemokines, and allowing inflammatory agents like interleukin-6 (IL-6) and tumor necrosis factor-a (TNF-alpha) to persist in body tissues.
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Abe and his ilk suffer a spiritual necrosis within the daily perditions of living and beneath their unignorable deformities of flesh, whether the repelling gash of a hairlip, or fingers eaten by a machine, or the crude male impersonation that is forever a font of dread.
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The decline in initiating treatment with any of the many medications known to reduce fracture risk is widely attributed to the outsize publicity given to the very rare risk of jaw necrosis and an uncommon fracture of the femur among patients who take bone drugs for many years.
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