"Soft tissue constantly moves, so one major finding (of this) is that we can model soft tissue and follow it," Kim said.
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The Soft Tissue Autonomous Robot works on reconnecting intestinal tissue.
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Soft tissue is challenging even for the most skilled surgeon.
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The cause was soft tissue sarcoma, her son, Bo, said.
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"Bones are exploded, soft tissue is absolutely destroyed," one said.
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The minor injuries were described as soft tissue injuries and burns.
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The genetic condition afflicts her body's soft tissue, causing chronic pain.
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Tumors, malignant and benign, typically involve soft tissue, and rarely fossilize.
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I mean, c'mon: look at the soft tissue details here. pic.twitter.
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It seemed clear that it had invaded the surrounding soft tissue.
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Myonecrosis is a severe soft tissue infection that destroys the muscle.
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They used soft tissue from the twin's thigh to cover the area.
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First up is the structural MRI, essentially a soft tissue X-ray.
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" The can would still "have the collagen and the soft tissue part.
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It's bigger than just soft tissue or an arm or a leg.
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Trainers complained the surface was causing an uptick in soft-tissue injuries.
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The key to deciphering the hyolith mystery was the creature's soft tissue.
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As noted, baleen, which is made from soft tissue, doesn't fossilize very well.
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I was underweight, covered in soft tissue infections and possibly infected with HIV.
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Soft tissue injuries such as lacerations and abrasions accounted for 21.9% of injuries.
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A robot just demonstrated it could perform soft tissue surgery with minimal supervision.
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Usually it's another form of breast cancer or sarcoma, a soft tissue cancer.
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The second detainee had soft tissue damage in his head, causing severe swelling.
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Penile ossification is caused by calcium salt buildup in the penis's soft tissue.
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"Although these people died, it wasn't through instant soft tissue vaporization," Thompson said.
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He had two broken left ribs and soft tissue hemorrhaging in his chest.
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Soft tissue is much harder to find because it does not fossilize easily.
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Soft tissue can be injured too and can cause a great deal of pain.
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And, for the preservation of soft tissue, it is insufficient that iron be present.
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The results, from the colour of dinosaurian feathers to soft tissue discoveries, are incredible.
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It's an inflammatory disorder affecting the soft tissue of the shoulder and hip joints.
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He was told he had necrotizing fasciitis, a bacterial infection that kills soft tissue.
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But some of the samples that Mr. Moysiuk came across had preserved soft tissue.
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The tail consisted of eight vertebrae, soft tissue and feathers exquisitely preserved in three dimensions.
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Getting robots to autonomously perform surgery on soft tissue—like, say, your guts—is tricky.
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Over 45 million soft tissue surgeries are performed each year in the United States alone.
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In clinical terms, it's the presence of bone in soft tissue where bone doesn't normally exist.
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These 3D fossils—which still contain feather arrangements and traces of soft tissue—are simply amazing.
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Nearly 40% of the patients were diagnosed with a soft-tissue injury such as a bruise.
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And because soft tissue doesn't preserve very well, any direct traces of tattooing have been obliterated.
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Should we find bone, hair even soft tissue still in that gravesite, that's your biological material.
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"A lot of soft tissue work, a lot of icing, a couple cortisone shots," Dickey said.
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The diagnosis was Ewing's sarcoma, a rare form of cancer occurring in bones and soft tissue.
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Samasource, one of her companies, said the cause was epithelioid sarcoma, a rare soft-tissue cancer.
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Wang said the soft tissue discovered in the Ambopteryx fossil provided more evidence for bat-like flight.
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The serum is harvested from the lobsters using a syringe technique that enters the lobster's soft tissue.
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There are all these sorts of micro-practices that lead to soft-tissue infections and so on.
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But teeth are complex organs, with both hard and soft tissue, so that goal remains further away.
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Until now it has been assumed that soft-tissue preservation is a chance, and therefore unpredictable, event.
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In general, massage therapists work by manipulating the muscle and soft tissue of the back and body.
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She is suffering from lacerations and soft tissue damage, but is expected to make a full recovery.
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The hospital said the courier, who is in his twenties, suffered soft tissue injuries from the blows.
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The injured was rushed to the hospital and is being treated for left ankle soft tissue contusion.
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The daily practice causes musculoskeletal damage, soft tissue damage and can lead to early arthritis, Graham said.
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Due to its malleable and unpredictable nature, researchers weren't convinced that robots could work with soft tissue.
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The active, natural ingredients are aimed at helping to shrink swollen soft tissue that blocks nasal passages.
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These include endocarditis, a heart valve infection, as well as skin, soft tissue, bone and joint infections.
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Heroin users who sleep in the rough are prone to soft-tissue infections where they shoot up.
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The gun fires a small-caliber, high-velocity bullet that can cause especially damaging soft-tissue wounds.
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They happen when a lump of fat starts to grow in the soft tissue of your body.
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"Finding them with enough soft tissue to actually place them is a major coup," Dr. Sutton said.
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Gsellman also underwent many massages and did stretching to loosen soft tissue in and around his shoulder.
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A fourth cut through the soft tissue of his scalp and flew out below Craig's left ear.
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Interestingly, neither study provides traditional fossil evidence, that is, fossils containing the outlines of bones or soft tissue.
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It will be exciting to see the future integration of this important development with fossil soft tissue discoveries.
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Zuul's soft tissue could allow scientists to hopefully find ancient proteins, and clues about early life, Arbour said.
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Point is, human brains are made of soft tissue so it helps if your electrodes can flex too.
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Lipinski has since undergone eight surgeries, leading to a removal of 30 percent of her body's soft tissue.
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While soft-tissue injuries accounted for 48% of these injuries, traumatic brain injury/concussion accounted for nearly 35%.
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The two most common injectables are Botulinum Toxin Type A (commonly marketed as Botox) and soft-tissue fillers.
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Underneath the dentin is a soft tissue known as pulp, which contains the nerve tissue and blood supply.
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He said there were also orthopedic and other soft tissue injuries related to being hit by the vehicle.
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Because the soft tissue had also fossilized, he said, even the animal's stomach contents might still be present.
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Animals with leucism may have darker pigment in their soft tissue, and their eyes retain a normal color.
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Ricco said preventing soft-tissue injuries involved monitoring a range of area including hydration, stretching, sleep and more.
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Ewing sarcoma is a cancer in the bones that can also develop in the soft tissue surrounding bones.
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Delivering power to the rigid material causes it to get hot, frying the surrounding soft tissue in the process.
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When reconstructing extinct animals, paleontologists rarely, if ever, have the benefit of working with soft tissue, such as ligaments.
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With all the soft tissue gone, the pain subsides, but now there's no blood flow to the dead tooth.
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The cubs are largely intact and still contain body parts such as fur, ears, soft tissue, and even whiskers.
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You can seen the skin and cartilage in beige, bone in white, and soft tissue and muscle in red.
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Excitingly, the new technique could be used to detect reddish color on other fossils retaining traces of soft tissue.
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Almost 30 percent had no injuries, 65 percent had only soft tissue injuries and 7 percent had broken bones.
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All of that changed, however, when Hardison underwent the most extensive soft tissue face transplant ever performed last year.
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The most common injuries sustained by players were strains and sprains, followed by broken bones and soft tissue injuries.
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Acellular dermal matrices are commonly used in breast reconstruction procedures and complex hernia surgeries to provide soft tissue support.
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She was able to dissolve small pieces of T. rex bone, for example, to isolate some soft tissue cells.
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Dr. Wang's team was also surprised to find the remains of soft tissue around the dinosaur's arms and torso.
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M.R.I. technology continues to improve, providing clearer images of soft tissue at roughly the same cost, Dr. Hintenlang said.
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While his tongue and palate have decomposed, most of the soft tissue in Nesyamun's vocal tract has remained intact.
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Along with the primitive plumage, the 99-million-year-old amber also preserved soft tissue and eight complete vertebrae.
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From the imprints on the skull, they were able to reconstruct the types of soft tissue covering the face.
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Initially, doctors saw swelling in his neck and when they examined the soft tissue they heard popping and crackling.
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Until we know more about the soft tissue of extinct creatures, paleontologists will continue to approximate bodily form and function.
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"It's a vibration of the soft tissue of your throat," says Maria Suurna, MD, an otolaryngologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
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Researchers believe that it's a piece of dinosaur brain cavity covered in a thin layer of mineralized soft tissue structure.
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The soft tissue at the back of the throat collapses during sleep; apnea is not a disorder of the trachea.
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Although sometimes more invasive approaches are necessary with some modification of activity, most soft tissue injuries heal themselves in time.
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Typically starts in extremities In many cases, the cancer begins in soft tissue under extremities -- usually fingers, hands or forearms.
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Is Sanchez predisposed to soft-tissue injuries in his lower body, or can the Yankees help him improve his training?
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The technology would analyse characteristics such as wrinkles and creases along with deeper structures including veins, bones, and soft tissue.
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That attempt at redemption was thwarted by a rare form of soft tissue cancer that had lodged itself in his abdomen.
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Yang said her group's findings could improve our understanding of soft tissue transportation within the body, and how the gut moves.
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Electrodes often don't last because electrodes are made of metal and they're put into the brain, which is a soft tissue.
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Soft tissue rots away but hard bits (like bone) get entombed and protected inside the sedimentary rock that forms around them.
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Necrotizing fasciitis is a bacterial skin infection which kills soft tissue — and quickly, often leading to death, according to the CDC.
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There were no reductions in long-term side effects among survivors of neuroblastoma, acute myeloid leukemia, soft-tissue sarcoma and osteoscarcoma.
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Necrotizing fasciitis is a bacterial skin infection which kills soft tissue — and quickly, often leading to death, according to the CDC.
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On February 4, 2017, Scully's son Nolan lost his battle with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare form of cancer that affects soft tissue.
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Soft tissue normally decomposes, so fossils like these are especially useful for finding new species that'd be lost to time otherwise.
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But now, these results show, it's possible that organic material — perhaps even soft tissue — might actually reside inside these fossilized bones.
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Unlike albinism, animals with leucism continue to produce a dark pigment in their soft tissue, meaning the giraffes' eyes were dark.
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He lost several teeth, most of his left leg, sustained soft tissue damage and a compound fracture of his left wrist.
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Carbon centers have reported impressive survival rates, particularly for hard-to-treat bone and soft-tissue cancers such as spinal tumors.
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On the ground, medical staff were finding many patients with soft tissue injuries, lacerations and broken bones from flying debris, said DeGennaro.
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The surgery involves taking skin and soft tissue from one area of the body and moving it to a completely different area.
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McKellar said that soft tissue and decayed blood from the tail were found in the amber but no genetic material was preserved.
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"Unfortunately, I am not aware of much evidence on the soft tissue anatomy of [female] Neanderthals," he wrote me in an email.
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There are at least 229 known specimens, significantly improving the researchers' chance of discovering traces of soft tissue preservation in the samples.
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So much so that they've decided to discuss her case at the Society of Veterinary Soft Tissue Surgery's annual convention next month.
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Swift has been battling Ewing's sarcoma, a rare type of cancerous tumor that forms in bone or soft tissue, for seven years.
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We also did an ultrasound to make sure there was no tendon damage or soft-tissue damage, and that all looked good.
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A recent inquiry found that the average soft-tissue payout in Ireland was just under €20,000, four times the average in Britain.
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The advice tends to focus on minimizing the risk and extent of injury by landing on soft tissue as gently as possible.
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Brady's preparation involves more than the avocado ice cream and soft-tissue massages that have become the stuff of incessantly rehashed myth.
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The cancer can develop in bones or in the soft tissue around bones — often in the legs, pelvis, ribs, arms or spine.
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"When the bullet travels through soft tissue, it creates shock waves," and this causes more tissue damage than smaller-caliber bullets do.
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Alexes HazenAssociate Professor, Plastic Surgery, NYU School of MedicineOur faces change primarily due to the soft tissue or fat component in our faces.
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"They told me it was epithelioid sarcoma, which is a type of soft-tissue sarcoma," the Oklahoma-based water taxi driver tells PEOPLE.
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Sofie was diagnosed last year with embryonal rhabdomyoscaroma, a soft tissue sarcoma that can strike children in their first five years of life.
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"They get characteristic blast patterns where they lose much of the soft tissue of the entire pelvic and lower abdominal region," Redett said.
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But in this case, he was injecting it into his soft tissue where it was just kind of hanging out and causing inflammation.
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Traces of soft tissue are rarely found in fossils, making it difficult for scientists to discern the exact shape of an extinct animal.
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SonaCare has two focused ultrasound devices on the market, one to treat diseased cells in soft tissue and another to ablate prostate tissue.
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As the cup and the air within cool off, a resulting vacuum pulls up the skin, soft tissue, and even the muscle underneath.
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Fine details like scales, skin pigments, and soft tissue are frozen in these amber coffins, providing an unprecedented glimpse of a bygone ecosystem.
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The casualties, three of whom were children, had soft tissue injuries, minor head injuries and lacerations, University Hospital Limerick said in a statement.
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Other common sites of fatal childhood cancers included the bone and articular cartilage, thyroid and other endocrine glands and mesothelial and soft tissue.
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In previous studies, which some of her colleagues have fiercely debated, Schweitzer has discovered blood cells and soft tissue preserved in dinosaur fossils.
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The researchers believe that the extreme heat ignited the person's body fat, vaporized soft tissue and vitrified the fatty proteins of the brain.
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Two tusklike spines protruded from the soft tissue near the hinge, and on top of its mouth was a row of fluttering tentacles.
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The resin and aromatic plant extracts are the two main antibacterial components that would have repelled insects and preserved the soft tissue underneath.
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Soft-tissue fillers, which are injected in an effort to create a smoother or fuller appearance in the face or lips: 219 million procedures.
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Their gunshot wounds vary from what Robertson described as "superficial soft tissue injuries" to more complex wounds involving the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and head.
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"We are facing an uncertain environment," Mongeau said, who has returned to work following treatment for a precancerous soft-tissue tumor in his larynx.
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The family is awaiting final confirmation from doctors that Vinny has Ewing's sarcoma, a type of tumor that forms in bone or soft tissue.
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Pitman says the outlines were almost certainly the traces of soft tissue, and not artifacts that appeared as a result of the fossilization process.
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The soft-tissue body outlines showed that Anchiornis had many characteristics of modern birds, including drumstick-shaped legs, a slender tail, and a footpad.
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One of the commonest is dislocation—with, for instance, the hip ball coming out of the socket because soft tissue has not healed properly.
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Tendons are also replicated using more Spectra springs, which are sheathed in yet more latex sheets, just as soft tissue surrounds a normal tendon.
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Statins are known to increase the risk for diabetes, and diabetes increases the risk for staphylococcus infections of the skin and underlying soft tissue.
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"A bandage was placed over the exposed bone and soft tissue, which they secured with sutures," a post on S.A.F.E.'s Facebook page says.
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As it stewed in the stagnant, acidic pool, minerals began to replace the soft tissue in the cranium, preserving it for millions of years.
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"Support to soft tissue of the face will decrease with age, and this is how facial collapse occurs slowly with time," Dr. Hung said.
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After puberty, when the long bones of the body are sealed, patients with acromegaly get bigger from soft-tissue enlargement but cannot grow taller.
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Yet, while young bodies are flexible and resilient, they are still growing and can be susceptible to injuries to the joints and soft tissue.
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The bullet that wounded the leg of the 193-year-old college student had shattered bone and torn a hole in the soft tissue.
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And the number of "cosmetic minimally invasive procedures" — Botox, laser hair removal, soft tissue fillers and more — has grown rapidly in the United States.
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Sixty to seventy per cent of those injuries exhibited heterotopic ossification: the wounds had bone growing in the soft tissue, where it didn't belong.
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Health officials have advised the medical community to be on the lookout for additional cases of severe soft tissue infections linked to heroin use.
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Soft tissue damage and lacerations were the most common types of injury and three in five children had injuries to the face and head.
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Two of the patients have multiple myeloma, a blood cancer, and the third has a sarcoma, cancer that forms in connective or soft tissue.
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Reltecimod is already being studied in a phase 3 clinical study in patients with Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections, also known as flesh eating bacteria.
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But alas, until the team uncovers fossilized soft tissue, they will never know whether or not E. carrolldongi and the platypus shared a superpower.
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Necoritizing fasciitis – commonly known as flesh-eating disease – results in the decaying of the body's soft tissue, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
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Researchers examined data on 93,29 people who had plastic and reconstructive procedures for the nose, eye, breast, abdomen or soft tissue from 27 to 22019.
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"Our real advance here was to use gelatin, a biomaterial that makes up most of our soft tissue, and make an ovary proxy," said Woodruff.
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Exposure to the extreme low pressure environment of space would cause an immediate vaporization of fluids in the skin and uppermost layers of soft tissue.
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Iron-rich minerals are particularly good at keeping flesh-eating bacteria at bay and are thus commonly found in the sediments around soft-tissue fossils.
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Botox is often referred to as the "gateway drug" to soft-tissue fillers, which are generally used in the lower two-thirds of the face.
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If it is a dire wolf, it would be the northernmost instance ever and it would be the only known soft tissue dire wolf preserved.
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Necoritizing fasciitis — commonly known as flesh-eating disease – results in the decaying of the body's soft tissue, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
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Backache, acute upper respiratory infections, soft-tissue inflammation, and acute sore throat were among the 10 most common diagnoses for both urgent and nonurgent patients.
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Last year, Botox, chemical peels, soft tissue fillers, microdermabrasion and laser hair removal saw a slight jump in the amount of procedures performed since 2017.
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Teeth and bones are crucial Teeth and bones may also have some of the person's mitochondrial DNA, when all other soft tissue could have degraded.
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Destructive lesions Buruli ulcer is caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium ulcerans and results in severe destructive lesions of skin and soft tissue, the paper states.
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We count at least 29 bullets -- which appear to be hollow-tipped, which tend to cause more soft tissue damage upon impact with a target.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, necrotizing fasciitis is a serious bacterial skin infection that spreads quickly, killing the body's soft tissue.
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"Epithelioid sarcoma accounts for less than one percent of all soft tissue sarcomas," said Dr. Richard Pazdur, director of the FDA's Oncology Center of Excellence.
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Sediment flows in the marine environment quickly buried the fossils, and the composition of the sediment and the environment kept the soft-tissue creatures intact.
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The largest piece of that cone was wax that had shaped itself around organic material, including the hardened remains of soft tissue and body fluids.
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No Maverick has embraced this process more than Barea, who understands all too well that fatigued players face an increased risk of soft-tissue injuries.
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Modern cancers are often diagnosed through soft-tissue examinations or biopsies, but that is a difficult prospect for cancer-hunters working with cold, hard fossils.
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ABOUT THE RAVENS (217-0): The Ravens, who are already without running back Danny Woodhead (hamstring), list Terrance West as questionable with a soft tissue injury.
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But, even were it simple in principle, the rigid, silicon-based tools of modern computing do not mesh easily with the squishy soft-tissue of biology.
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In fact, her mother had died not from her initial breast cancer, but from a soft tissue cancer induced by the radiation used to treat it.
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Butcher lived in Grafton, New South Wales, Australia, and had Ewing sarcoma, a rare type of bone or soft tissue cancer that mostly affects younger people.
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Discovering soft tissue in 75-million-year-old animals is something to be excited about, because that's the stuff that actually can disappear without a trace.
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Sprains and soft tissue injuries usually don't keep you from being able to perform simple tasks like opening and closing your hand or wiggling your toes.
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"A sprained ankle is when tearing occurs at the ligaments, which are soft tissue fibers made into a band that holds your bones together," he explains.
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Once Cashman found the email, he said Austin is hitting in the cage, exercising for lower balance, getting soft tissue massages and running on the treadmill.
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Oakley later learned the dank conditions posed an acute health threat for her son, who was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a soft tissue cancer, in October 2017.
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This type of procedure is particularly difficult as the soft tissue can bend and flex, but it's necessary to perform a number of life-saving operations.
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But if necrotizing fasciitis is developed, the harmful bacteria spreads rapidly, killing the body's soft tissue and leading to the loss of limbs or even death.
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Such an infection can spread quickly and kills the body's soft tissue, especially if it infects a wound that is not properly cared for, Keiser said.
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It contained nasal passages that followed the outside of the structure then took an S-shaped pathway down into the soft tissue part of the airway.
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In carriers, about 48 percent of children were diagnosed with soft-tissue injuries at the emergency department and 35 percent with traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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Foam rolling loosens up the soft tissue surrounding the muscles, which can relieve pain, prevent injury, and help you recover more quickly after an intense workout.
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"It's the biggest I've ever seen," said Dr. Tseng, one of a few doctors in the United States who specialize in removing large soft-tissue sarcomas.
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The species was discovered when it crawled on the corpse of an alligator on the ocean floor -- and completely consumed its soft tissue within 51 days.
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Many in traditional medicine consider fascia as simply the tough, fibrous connective tissue surrounding muscle tissue and separating soft tissue areas (including fat) throughout the body.
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Daniel Apodaca, 25-year-old UCLA student who has epithelioid sarcoma, a rare, soft tissue cancer that grows slowly, became the trial's first patient in April.
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The rugged outer shell of the Hyperice Vyper is made of polypropylene, which transfers vibration well, and features sixteen small ridges that dig into soft tissue.
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They focused on men who had what's known as an inguinal hernia, when soft tissue in the intestine bulges through the abdominal wall into the groin.
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Many of the specimens in the new paper feature evidence of soft tissue, which allowed scientists to piece together the anatomy of the animal's gut and musculature.
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To understand your orgasm, you should also know that the vaginal canal is lined with the soft tissue of the mucous membrane covering layers of stretchy muscle.
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The crossover is particularly common among people with periodontal disease, an inflammatory condition that afflicts half of American adults over 50 and damages the mouth's soft tissue.
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Incredibly, the 3D fossils still contain traces of hair follicles, soft tissue, and feather arrangements—this from a winged creature that lived about 100 million years ago.
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In terms of the injuries sustained, children were treated for foreign body sensation (the feeling that something's inside the ear), perforated ear drums, and soft tissue injuries.
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Soft tissue is rarely fossilised, but this individual seems to have been entombed rapidly in an oxygen-free environment in which flesh-consuming bacteria could not thrive.
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But soft tissue—like the stuff that makes up worms or jellyfish (or leeches)—isn't as dense, and thus doesn't show up very well in CT scans.
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Until now, medical professionals wanting to send data to implants were confined to using radio waves, which have a hard time penetrating the human body's soft tissue.
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Illustration: Chung-Tat CheungIts fossilized impressions—including traces of feathers and soft-tissue—were pulled from a 163-million-year-old rock formation in China's Liaoning province.
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Samasource, the artificial intelligence company founded by Janah, confirmed that she passed away on January 24 due to complications from epithelioid sarcoma, a rare soft-tissue cancer.
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Soft-tissue fossils are an extraordinary find; "Dakota" was 67 million years old, yet it retained about two inches of skin and even contents in its gut.
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Initially, researchers believed that the skin and soft tissue of the people were vaporized by the heat, initially estimated to reach between 572 and 932 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Then around 2014 and 2015, researchers found skeletons and soft tissue of haramiyids in China, sparking a debate about where the group belongs on the evolutionary tree.
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But the soft-tissue injuries — such as the hamstring strains sustained by second baseman Neil Walker, Cespedes and Gsellman — are the ones the team wants to avoid.
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While her season of the reality culinary competition show was airing, Ms. Ali announced in 2017 that she had Ewing's sarcoma, which affects bone and soft tissue.
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When babies injure their heads from a fall, they most often fracture their skull or damage their soft tissue, according to a study from the University of Pennsylvania.
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"This is the first time the head of an ancient wolf has been found whose soft tissue has been preserved after 40,000 years, a grown wolf," he said.
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The man was in intensive care along with the wounded officer, with multiple wounds to his torso, while the woman was treated for "soft tissue injuries," Yealy says.
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According to the American Cancer Society, at least 15,000 new cases of soft tissue sarcoma occur each year in the United States, and affect men and women equally.
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NANOBIOTIX: Nanobiotix announced on Thursday Hensify®(NBTXR3) received European market approval enabling commercialization in 27 European Union countries for the treatment of locally advanced soft tissue sarcoma.
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Either way, it boasts numerous skeletal and soft tissue characteristics found in birds and lived close to the time when birds diverged from their bird-like dinosaur ancestors.
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The team's work and eye-opening results are detailed in a new study, titled "Supervised Autonomous Robotic Soft Tissue Surgery," published Wednesday in the journal Science Translational Medicine.
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"The promise of going hands-free has eluded soft-tissue, in particular because tissue is deformable," said Science Translational Medicine senior editor Megan Frisk, during a press conference.
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Ali publicly documented her battle with cancer since being diagnosed at the end of 2017 with Ewing's sarcoma, a type of bone and soft tissue cancer, Bravo said.
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Thanks to the frosty terrain, scientists have been able to study unusually complete specimens for such a long-lost creature, skin and soft tissue preserved in the permafrost.
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In memoriam: Leila Janah, an activist and entrepreneur who employed thousands of desperately poor people in Africa and India, died at 37 of a rare soft-tissue cancer.
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And in terms of skin and soft tissue infections alone, the city would save as much as $1.8 million in hospitalization costs each year, according to the review.
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On Friday, Lilly said Lartruvo combined with the standard-of-care chemotherapy doxorubicin did not prolong survival more than doxorubicin alone in patients with advanced soft tissue sarcoma.
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While these discussions are ongoing, patients with advanced or metastatic soft tissue sarcoma currently receiving Lartruvo may continue their course, if they are receiving clinical benefit, the company said.
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Fossilized chaetognaths that include evidence of soft tissue are incredibly rare—the researchers say only two other unequivocal specimens have been reported, and both from fossil beds in China.
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This electromagnetic radiation has a shorter wavelength than visible light, so it can easily pass through soft tissue, but it has more trouble passing through harder materials like bones.
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Massage manipulates soft tissue to alleviate pain, and some people believe the relaxation tied to the therapy may help other aspects of the person's health like psychology, they add.
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Using well-established marker points from forensic science and specialized software, the researchers were able to lay down the critical facial components, namely facial muscles, soft tissue, and skin.
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She was rushed to the emergency room and doctors diagnosed her with necrotizing fasciitis, a very rare but deadly flesh-eating bacterial infection that destroys the body's soft tissue.
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Read of poor Harry Eastlack, whose body turned soft tissue to bone, or of the deformed skulls of the children of Toulouse, and I defy you not to wince.
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This Thorex Back Muscle Massager is a hands-free way of rolling out your spine and can increase thoracic extension, increase your soft tissue mobility, and promote spine alignment.
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Soft tissue is rarely preserved in the fossil record, so scientists turned their attention to a structure called the hyoid — a group of bones that supports and anchors the tongue.
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The ancient animal is obviously a remarkable specimen—not just a few battered bones, but an entire creature, transformed into stone with bits of the original soft tissue still preserved.
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He agreed that keratin is a possibility, as the authors suggest, but it's also possible the spines were surrounded by soft tissue, or used to support a frill, he said.
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It is being used in studies to treat six types of cancer, including a rare from of soft tissue cancer, as well as in a combination study in multiple myeloma.
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"It can lead to excessive soft tissue swelling, which can cause swollen ankles or indentation from socks, but this is not something that is primarily gastrointestinal in nature," Pashinsky said.
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As we age, our faces lose volume in both the soft tissue (fat and skin) and bone — our eye sockets get larger, the bones of our forehead and jaw recede.
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The injuries they focus on preventing are the ones involving soft tissue, the kind that sidelined Swarzak and Frazier and the kind that continues to keep Cespedes out of games.
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They're any traces that have been made by an organism, and that includes imprints of soft tissue, such as skin and blood vessels, as well as footprints, burrows, and nests.
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Derek M. SteinbacherAssociate Professor, Plastic Surgery, Director of Craniofacial, and Chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, YaleFacial aging, and changes to bone, skin, and soft tissue are, in part, genetically predetermined.
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A similar proportion of patients experienced other soft-tissue injuries, including bruises on the skin or in deep tissues and the tearing off of patches of skin including eyelids or ears.
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As new research published yesterday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B shows, paleontologists may not have soft tissue to work with, but they do have an important resource: living relatives.
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Lindgren said his team "conducted the most comprehensive and in-depth investigation ever undertaken on a soft-tissue fossil," but admitted it was based on the analysis of a single individual.
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The team hopes that using robots autonomously will remove human error from the operating room for the 45,000 soft-tissue surgeries estimated to take place in the United States each year.
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On Friday, the canine underwent surgery at Texas A&M Hospital with a soft tissue specialist to get the deep scarring on his neck removed and the wounds there further treated.
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Over time, the affected soft tissue can develop scar tissue, which impedes range of motion and often triggers a cycle that keeps runners off of their feet for months on end.
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In 2014, scientists led by Saha injected innocuous strains of C. novyi bacteria into 16 dogs who had soft-tissue sarcomas and even one person with a rare type of cancer.
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"I think it would be more accurate to say, 'Man who recently got a tattoo and had liver disease died from soft tissue infection," says Larry Bush, an infectious disease specialist.
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That cousin fossil, originally found in Montana, also contained soft tissue such as scales and parts of horn, but that dinosaur's remains are nowhere near as lifelike as the Alberta nodosaur.
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In a 122-patient clinical trial, larotrectinib significantly reduced tumors in 81 percent of those with 24 different types of cancer, including lung, pancreatic, breast, thyroid, colon and soft tissue sarcomas.
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" In the same breath, however, Jessica says the doctor told her that, unlike her partner, she does not implant Essure, "because leaving metal in soft tissue is not a good idea.
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The Girls is compelling stuff, electrifying in the way it tells a soft-tissue story about Evie's teenage desire for friendship, love, and attention wrapped around the bones of a cult.
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The fieldwork team, led by study co-author Jean-Bernard Caron, senior curator of invertebrate palaeontology at the Royal Ontario Museum, was able to investigate fossils with soft-tissue still visible.
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When you try to walk through the pain of a blister, it can lead to stress and strain of soft tissue and ligaments in other areas of your foot, Dr. Bass says.
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The toddler was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, an aggressive form of soft tissue cancer, in July and has since spent long days and nights in the hospital for intense chemotherapy among other treatments.
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But work published in Geology by Farid Saleh of Claude Bernard University in Lyon, France, suggests that regular variations in Earth's orbit can affect the preservation of soft tissue in predictable ways.
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Here's a detailed description from the Journal of Emergency Medical Services:The femoral artery and vein were transected and damage to the femur and soft tissue left a sizable cavity in the leg.
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Soft tissue preservation was not sufficient to demonstrate that the Huanchaquito children's hearts were removed, but some ethnohistoric accounts of ritual practices of the Inca describe heart removal as a sacrificial method.
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The study revealed it had a shallow area of soft tissue in front of the elbow, called the propatagium, that is the leading edge of bird wings and is crucial for flight.
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"When you have an animal preserved in amber it looks like it just died yesterday -- all the soft tissue in place trapped into this little window into an ancient time," said O'Connor.
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A form of physical therapy called pelvic floor physical therapy uses internal vaginal soft tissue manipulation, or massage, to relieve pelvic pain by accessing muscles that cannot be reached any other way.
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Following the example of celebrities like the Kardashians, the use of Botox injections is up more than 800 percent since 2000, and the use of soft tissue fillers is up 300 percent.
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"We would also like to apply the approach to other human remains whose soft tissue survival is good in the oral cavity, and which are accessible for study through scanning," Schofield said.
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It also breaks down over time, costs a lot, and may cause more soft-tissue injuries, which aren't typically fatal but could require extensive rehab or impair a horse's movement for life.
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The drug, Meloxicam, was being evaluated to treat acute pain in patients after a bunionectomy surgery, which involves removing or realigning soft tissue and bones in the joint of the big toe.
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He saw arterial lesions, showing that mummies had atheromatous degenerative arterial disease, found evidence of smallpox in another twentieth dynasty mummy, and diagnosed tuberculosis in a mummy whose soft tissue was preserved.
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I don't know what leverage they have, where's the soft tissue here, but at some point, there's a capitalist argument to break them up, which would solve I think a lot of it.
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The team showed for the first time that a supervised autonomous robot could perform soft-tissue surgery, stitching together a pig's bowel during open surgery -- and doing so better than a human surgeon.
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He went to the doctor, who diagnosed him with necrotizing fasciitis, a rare but sometimes deadly disease in which bacteria attacks the skin and soft tissue, causing decay — and potential organ shut-down.
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The second tool kit was crafted out of mahogany and contains an amputation saw, a curved amputation knife, a set of surgical scissors and tissues forceps that were used to stabilize soft tissue.
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During his life, Fisher combined homeopathy and other forms of complementary medicine with conventional medicine, specializing in the treatment of rheumatological complaints including osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and soft tissue syndromes such as fibromyalgia.
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Dr. Richard Berger of the Mayo Clinic, who has operated three times on del Potro, explained in a telephone interview on Friday that the sheath is "a soft tissue tunnel" surrounding the tendon.
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Stanley Morgan Jr. caught eight passes for 208 yards and a touchdown after sitting out of the Cornhuskers' 228-4113 win over Rutgers on Saturday with a soft tissue injury in his neck.
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Researchers recently said that they had found preserved organic protein (which might still have soft tissue inside) in a fossilized dinosaur bone unearthed in China, according to a study published in Nature Communications.
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He said the injuries the Mets wanted to prevent were the soft tissue ones sustained by Swarzak, Cespedes and Frazier, who is on the disabled list for the first time in his career.
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A literal shred of a clue emerged in 2007, when two teams of scientists were able to isolate, reconstruct and analyze fragments of collagen, a soft-tissue protein, from a T. rex fossil.
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Necrotizing fasciitis quickly kills the body's soft tissue found around muscles, nerves, fat, and blood vessels and it can turn lethal in a short period of time, according to the Centers For Disease Control.
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Visco notes that breast cancer activist Carolina Hinestrosa, a vice president at the coalition, died at age 50 from soft-tissue sarcoma, a tumor caused by radiation used to treat an early breast cancer.
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When it comes to studying ancient mummies, these scanning techniques have been used to sketch the rough outlines of soft tissue and hair, and even to reveal interior features such as muscles and bones.
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The most common diagnoses among children who went to the ER were soft-tissue injuries (such as a muscle sprain), concussions and closed head injuries, and cuts — often to the head or neck region.
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Those complex pieces are held together with a series of artificial ligaments, replicated by high strength Spectra strings, with laser-cut latex sheets to replicate the soft tissue which makes your joints nicely compliant.
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Though the bacteria is typically contracted while in the water — it enters the body through small cuts or burns and then eats away at soft tissue — Guastucci said she hadn't been near water recently.
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It's another victory for the machines: a robotic surgical system outperformed humans and robot-assisted human operators in a soft-tissue procedure, bringing us that much closer to automated medical care (and the robocalypse).
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Eight years later, it all came crashing down when the Santa Ana, California, man was diagnosed with leiomyosarcoma, a rare and highly aggressive soft-tissue cancer that had been caused by his daring rescue.
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An initial autopsy found significant traumatic injuries to the soft tissue of Robinson's neck, Cvitanovich said, cautioning that the results from the autopsy, conducted Saturday, are preliminary and more tests need to be conducted.
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Mark Kransdorf and Mark D. Murphey, authors of Imaging of Soft Tissue Tumors estimate that a little over 2 percent of the population are smuggling at least one lipoma on or about their persons.
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By comparing the fossil skull's exceptionally well-preserved skeletal texture to that of its closest living relatives—crocodilians and birds—the researchers could predict the soft tissue and scale patterns that enveloped its head.
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If they kill when they aren't hungry, they will either eat the most attractive part of the prey animal, usually the soft tissue, try to cache it for later or abandon the carcass altogether.
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Among men, increases in mortality rates were recorded for oral and pharynx cancers, as well as cancers affecting the soft tissue of the heart, brain and other nervous systems, as well as pancreatic cancer.
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Sound, not speech The team chose the mummy of the Egyptian priest Nesyamun from the Leeds City Museum in the UK because the soft tissue in the throat and vocal tract was reasonably intact.
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The biopharmaceutical research and development company performed clinical trials to "evaluate the efficacy and safety of aldoxorubicin as a second-line treatment for patients with soft tissue sarcomas," the company said in a press release.
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We have no soft tissue fossils, so we don't know whether the nose was developed into an actual trunk, like an elephant's, or was something more like a big fleshy appendage, resembling the tapir's proboscis.
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A soft tissue structure called the basilar membrane, while not present in the fossil itself, was indicated by other parts of the ear to be of a size and thickness consistent with high-frequency hearing.
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He came to see that, however skilled plastic surgeons were at manipulating soft tissue, their effects would be limited if they did not also address the foundation of the face: the bones beneath the skin.
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They obviously need to be fit to play the game, but by increasing training loads, it results in a spike in load and inevitably what we see is this large increase in soft tissue injuries.
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"With many of the soft tissue injuries being down to fatigue, these figures will raise questions about fixture pile-ups, especially with the rising costs involved," said Duncan Fraser, head of sport at JLT Specialty.
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The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency warned the medical community to be wary of possible additional cases of flesh-eating bacteria myonecrosis and other severe soft tissue infections such as wound botulism.
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A kind of headgear-from-hell, based on a device designed to hold the soft tissue in place while healing from a broken nose, has been extended to include the relief-cast of Kalman's nasal passages.
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"Staph infections are staph aureus—that's a bacteria that lives around us—and if the skin is broken, it can easily gain entrance into our soft tissue and cause a bacterial infection called cellulitis," he says.
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"[It's] a remarkable claim, just because brain tissue turns out to be one of the first things that decomposes after an animal dies," Lawrence Witmer, a paleontologist who specializes in dinosaur head soft tissue, told NPR.
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It would take another 1,400 years for Constanzo Varolio, an Italian anatomist who pioneered the dissection of the brain's soft tissue, to reveal the regularly repeating tight-packed whorls of tissue of which it is made.
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This protein is found in the endothelium—the soft tissue that lines the inside of blood vessels—and the researchers disrupted the production of Piezo1 in some of the mice to see what impact it had.
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Fossils with traces of soft tissue are exceptionally rare, making it difficult—if not impossible—for scientists to determine the color of a specimen, the texture of its skin, and other important cosmetic and functional characteristics.
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The president gave the medal to 1st Lt. Victor Prato, 25, who was wounded in November during a deployment to Afghanistan when an IED blast caused his vehicle to roll over, inflicting multiple soft tissue injuries.
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There in Iraq he was diagnosed with soft tissue damage to his back and a stage 2 concussion, given a prescription strength anti-inflammatory painkiller and put on light duty for ten days, performing vehicle maintenance.
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Its fossil, found in 2017 by a local farmer in Liaoning Province, was well preserved, boasting details of soft tissue like the wing membranes, bristly body feathers, stomach contents of its last meal and gizzard stones.
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"From some of the soft tissue we have found fossilized, early sharks would have had a similar body plan to most modern day sharks," said Emma Bernard, fish fossil curator at the British Natural History Museum.
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A new proof-of-concept study published this week in Radiology shows a modified version of CT scanning, called phase-contrast CT scanning, can be used to do microscopic-scale imaging of soft-tissue in human mummies.
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About 40 face transplants have been performed worldwide, but "Patrick's procedure includes the largest amount of soft tissue that's been transplanted in medicine," says Dr. Rodriguez, chair of the Wyss Department of Plastic Surgery at NYU Langone.
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I have a higher-than-normal risk of soft tissue injury, but have never had any injuries other than occasional twinges of knee pain, and I probably don't work out enough to put myself at serious risk.
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It takes anywhere from between two to 10 weeks for the soft tissue on the carcass to decompose, and about seven years for the bone (which comprises about half of the animal's mass) to completely break down.
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Four people were transported to the Hilo Medical Center by ambulance—a 20-year-old woman suffered a broken leg—and others were treated for minor soft tissue burns, says Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources.
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The study looked at the types of injuries that occurred and found that 66 people had soft tissue injuries including pain from overuse, and six had discomfort or mobility limitations around a rotator cuff in the shoulder.
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Lauren Abramowitz, a physician assistant and founder of Park Avenue Skin Solutions in TriBeCa, uses a hybrid of Kybella (the fat-melting injection), Botox and soft-tissue fillers to transform a weak jawline into a stronger one.
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Narrating graphic photos of Mr. Garner's body, Dr. Persechino said on Wednesday that internal bleeding visible in four layers of soft tissue from his neck indicated the use of a chokehold that set off the asthma attack.
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In memoriam: Leila Janah, an activist and entrepreneur who employed thousands of desperately poor people in Africa and India in an effort to extend opportunity to the marginalized, died at 37 of a rare soft-tissue cancer.
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A physician assistant figured out why: the patient had run out of naproxen, an analgesic medication she took for her migraine attacks, which in rare instances can produce soft-tissue swelling, through both allergic and nonallergic mechanisms.
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After the second week, cutting away the soft tissue required making several more cuts along the length of the bone—usually while holding the blade almost flat against the bone—and occasionally even sawing at the tendon.
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Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams ended his silence on Thursday and said he had a soft-tissue cancer attached to his skull that went misdiagnosed for close to six years, leading to his dispute with the team.
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Cetrulo: The reconstructive option we used to use was to take soft tissue from the arm or leg and wrap it in a tube and basically place a catheter through the center and make it look genitalia-like.
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As with other soft-tissue injuries, addressing plantar fasciitis usually includes a mix of reducing and replacing injuriously repetitive body mechanics (which I had already done), calming inflammation or repairing tissue micro tears, and increasing flexibility and strength.
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Thorex Back Muscle Massage This massager gives you a hands-free way to roll out your spine (one of the hardest target areas to release) and can increase thoracic extension, increase soft tissue mobility, and promote spine alignment.
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Using autonomous robots in some of the 44.5 million soft-tissue surgeries in the U.S. each year might reduce human errors and improve efficiency, surgical time and access to quality surgeons, the researchers write in Science Translational Medicine.
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Granderson has not been on the disabled list with a soft-tissue injury since 2010, although he is currently battling hip muscle discomfort, which emerged this past weekend and has limited him to pinch-hitting duties for now.
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Dinosaur footprints are of huge value to scientists, offering insights that body fossils cannot, such as evidence of soft tissue, behavior, and a sense of which animals and plants were living at the same place at the same time.
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And donovanosis is not the same as necrotizing fasciitis, or what we commonly know as flesh-eating disease, which is a severe infection often associated with Streptococcus A bacteria that destroys soft tissue and causes limb loss or death.
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According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, last year soft tissue fillers and Botox were up by 3% and 2% respectively on 2016; there were 15.7 million "cosmetic minimally invasive procedures" recorded in 2017, including some 740,000 microdermabrasions.
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Doctors are injecting the soft tissue underneath the eye with carbon dioxide, which is said to increase the blood flow in the capillaries, and change the bluish circles back to a healthy skin tone color, a treatment called Carboxy.
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The two established medicines in the deal — Merrem, used to treat serious infections in hospitalized patients, and Zinforo, an intravenous antibiotic used for skin and soft tissue infections and pneumonia — generated sales of $250 million in 2015, AstraZeneca said.
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Kraft says that the bacteria tries to push its way out as it kills soft tissue and continues to multiply, and because it is sandwiched between the skin and muscle it quickly spreads in the fascia "superhighway," often unnoticed.
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When used with the Butlers' MARS scanner and its software, the chips help to produce highly accurate, striking, three-dimensional color renderings of the human body that distinguish materials like metal, bone, soft tissue, and fat with different tones.
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Platelets are a natural source of proteins called growth factors that can help heal injury, so in the field of regenerative and sports medicine, platelet-rich plasma injections are sometimes used to promote healing in joints and soft tissue.
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The FTC said in a statement the merger as initially proposed would have likely harmed competition by combining the top two suppliers in the U.S. markets for tunneled home drainage catheter systems and soft tissue core needle biopsy devices.
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The two established medicines in the deal —- Merrem, used to treat serious infections in hospitalised patients, and Zinforo, an intravenous antibiotic used for skin and soft tissue infections and pneumonia — generated sales of $250 million in 2015, AstraZeneca said.
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EILAT, Israel (Reuters) - A rubbery sea creature with an irritating habit of clinging to ships and invading beaches could help measure plastic pollution as it can filter tiny particles from the ocean and store them in its soft tissue.
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The AR-15, like the M4 and M16 rifles issued to American soldiers, shoots lightweight, high-speed bullets that can cause grievous bone and soft tissue wounds, in part by turning sideways, or "yawing," when they hit a person.
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Using a laser pointer, Dr. Persechino methodically explained the physical trauma visible on the layer of the muscle and soft tissue inside of Mr. Garner's neck, pointing out a "band of hemorrhaging" that deepened from dark red to purple.
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Robinson, who police were watching as the subject of an undercover narcotics investigation, suffered "significant traumatic injuries to the neck, the soft tissue of the neck," Jefferson Parish Coroner Dr. Gerry Cvitanovich said in a press conference Monday morning.
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Scientists suspected ichthyosaurs might be warm-blooded, based on estimates of their swimming speed, but this new discovery, the details of which were published today in Nature, is the first to provide evidence in the form of fossilized subdermal soft-tissue.
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Image: Julien Benoit/PeerJThese methods have "opened an entire new way of studying fossils, particularly what used to be 'soft tissue', like their brain," study author Julien Benoit from the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa writes in The Conversation.
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The Smart Tissue Autonomous Robot (STAR) was designed at the Children's National Medical Center as an attempt to bring automation to soft-tissue surgery, a field where the versatility and spatial skills of human surgeons have long made them essential.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A technique using high-powered lasers to reveal hidden soft tissue alongside bones in fossils is giving scientists insight into one of the major evolutionary transitions in the history of life: small feathered dinosaurs taking flight as birds.
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"This is the first time the head of an ancient wolf has been found whose soft tissue has been preserved after 40,000 years, a grown wolf," Albert Protopopov, director of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Sakha, told CNN.
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In addition, it would prevent an average of 19 cases of hepatitis C and three cases of HIV infection a year and would reduce hospital stays for skin and soft-tissue infections related to needle use by 415 days a year.
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"He came down pretty hard at around 55km/h and he sustained multiple abrasions and soft tissue injuries to his knees, hips, hands and some swelling on his face as well," Van Zuydam said in a Team Dimension Data statement.
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While frustrating, Baden notes that the boiling away of soft tissue post-autopsy is a fairly commonplace identifying procedure, and—though he feels it was unnecessary here—not indicative of an effort to obscure evidence on the part of authorities.
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The wounded included a 21952-year-old man who had been shot in the torso, and a 226-year-old woman with soft tissue wounds, said Dr. Donald Yealy, chairman of emergency medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
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State television ZBC quoted Mugabe's spokesman George Charamba saying that the veteran leader's wife "suffered some soft tissue bruising on the right ankle as a result of a freak car incident at the Harare International Airport soon after arrival" from Singapore.
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While the Heslington specimen is not the only example of exceptional brain preservation in the archeological record, it is notable because there was "no sign of hair, skin, or any other soft tissue" other than the neural tissue, the team said.
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" And Wally Ghurabi, medical director of the Nethercutt Emergency Center in Southern California, told Holley: "I've seen pedestrians injured by scooters with broken hips, multiple bone fractures, broken ribs and joint injuries and soft tissue injuries like lacerations and deep abrasions.
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But tests showed the babies were continually being reinfected with Klebsiella oxytoca, a bacteria notorious for hospital-acquired infections such as pneumonia, urinary tract infection, soft tissue infection and a type of blood poisoning which often leads to septic shock.
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"Lead is generally not bio-available if it's in the bones," explained Andrew Todd, a research professor and the director of the X-ray Fluorescence Laboratory at Mount Sinai — meaning that it shouldn't be circulating in the bloodstream and soft tissue.
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As I sipped a "Higher Cider" (apples, whiskey, clove, and infused honey) I was seated on a wood chair with a brutally narrow back strip that managed to dig ruthlessly into the soft tissue just below where the ribs dovetail into the spine.
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Authorities in Arkhangelsk region, the site of the accident, said on Friday that an unnamed doctor, one of more than 110 people it said had been tested, had been found to have a small amount of Caesium-137 in his soft tissue.
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Whether Mr Saleh has come across something that is merely a local fluke or is a phenomenon that has parallels elsewhere—and which might thus be used to hunt for previously unknown rocks with good soft-tissue preservation—remains to be seen.
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For three people, they sadly died after contracting the most severe type of flesh-eating bacteria, necrotizing fasciitis — a rare but deadly disease where the bacteria attacks the skin and soft tissue, causing it to decay and leading the organs to shut down.
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The texture is designed to help the implant stick to the surrounding soft tissue, making it less likely to move around and look distorted, Dr. Colleen McCarthy, a reconstructive surgeon at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, wrote in an email to CNN.
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This 1997 study showed that undiluted vinegar had some effect on E. coli and salmonella, but a study conducted in 2000 showed no real impact against E. coli or S. aureus, the common staphylococcus bacteria responsible for most skin and soft tissue infections.
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Though they had zeroed in on a person of interest, the investigators still could only guess at how Haas had died: The Warren County Coroner's Office had been unable to establish a cause of death, due to the body's paucity of soft tissue.
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He claims that could have been caused by strangulation, but without access to Gilbert's soft tissue, which according to Baden's findings was boiled away soon after the initial autopsy, he was unable to make a definitive determination of her cause of death.
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How the bones move, how the muscles connect to the bones, and what soft-tissue features are preserved (feathery plumes, skin, etc.) give you a good idea of what was possible, but form doesn't always equal function, or one form might have multiple possible functions.
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We know the suction force is great enough to break small capillaries in the skin, which causes the bruising, and this trauma to the soft tissue generates more local blood flow, bringing with it immune-system-signaling molecules that can kick off repair processes.
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LOS ANGELES, May 19 (Reuters) - Having recovered from a broken neck and overcome a rare form of soft tissue cancer in the past six years, United States rugby player Jillion Potter has a new zest for life as she prepares for the Rio Olympics.
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Emergency responders thought he was injured in the accident and took him to the hospital, but doctors quickly suspected something else when they found "serious skeletal and soft tissue injuries, which were inconsistent with a motor vehicle collision," the Fort Lee police said later.
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"This is the first time the head of an [adult] ancient wolf has been found whose soft tissue has been preserved after 40,000 years," said Albert Protopopov, director of the mammoth studies department at the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Sakha, according to CNN.
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A research team led by Michael Pitman from the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Hong Kong used an exciting new technique called laser-stimulated fluorescence (LSF) to reveal the delicate contours of soft tissue around the fossilized bones of a dinosaur called Anchiornis.
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Ali, who became the first Pakistani woman to ever win Chopped in 2012 prior to joining Top Chef in 2017, announced early into season 15 of Top Chef that she was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, a rare tumor that grows in one's bones or soft tissue.
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Even if a bristle stays in the neck area, there is concern that it could migrate into the soft tissue and require surgery to remove, said Evan J. Harlor, a doctor of osteopathic medicine in the department of Otolaryngology--Head and Neck Surgery at Geisinger Medical Center in Pennsylvania.
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These mummies were excavated in the early 20th century, and radiocarbon dating showed that their lives spanned 1,300 years, or from about 1388 BCE to 426 CE. There was no usable genetic material in any of the remaining soft tissue, but some left in the bones and teeth.
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These sorts of minerals appear in the geological record seemingly at random but, while studying the Fezouata shale, a 500m-year-old formation in Morocco, Mr Saleh noted that exquisitely preserved soft-tissue fossils of annelid worms, sponges, arthropods (pictured) and echinoderms seemed to turn up at regular intervals.
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The researcher believes the fossil, which shows similarities to the brains of present-day crocodiles and birds, was preserved due to the dinosaur dying in a swamp-like environment which mixed low levels of oxygen -- known to slow decay -- and acidity which can preserve soft tissue for long periods.
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"No one has ever done a soft tissue surgery in a robotic way — managing tissue that is deformable and mobile," said study author and surgeon Dr. Pete C.W. Kim, who is a professor of surgery for the Sheikh Zayed Institute (SZI) at Children's National Medical Center in Washington.
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After taking a closer look, the operator alerted his supervisor to the rare discovery: a surprisingly well-preserved armored dinosaur specimen, with horns and soft tissue intact, said Caleb Brown, a postdoctoral fellow at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology in Alberta and lead author of the new paper.
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A bruise is simply "an injury to the soft tissue in the skin that causes blood to leak out of the blood vessels into the skin, which causes the skin to turn funny colors," says Roy Silverstein, MD, of the Medical College of Wisconsin Division of Hematology and Oncology.
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He's got schematics: Common solutions for snail invasions include molluscicides with names like "Deadline Force II" and "ELIMINATOR," which—aside from being overly aggressive for a foe that's made mostly of water, soft tissue, and protective mucus—can be toxic to pets or kill the plants you're trying to save.
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Broken down into four basic parts — padded arch support, an insole that better holds the heel, medical-grade foam (she tells us that it's like adding another layer of soft tissue to the bottom of your foot), and more material near outside of the shoe — Parke's pieces focus on wearability.
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But blood tests measure only lead exposure within the last 30 days, not the body burden of lead that has already settled in bones, soft tissue and the brain, said Dr. Carl R. Baum, a professor of pediatrics at Yale School of Medicine who is an expert on lead exposure.
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Her restraint — her refusal to display her intellect through the portals of her wounds — loomed large in my mind as a kind of stylistic superego, reprimanding me for relying on the easy crutch of vulnerability, for peddling the soft tissue of the personal: Sometimes I'm just as unhappy as you are.
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In an interview, Dr. Keystone, who wrote the chapter on skin and soft-tissue infections in returned travelers in the C.D.C.'s travel health guide, called the Yellow Book, urged the use of either Icaridin (picaridin) or 50 percent Deet, both of which can provide up to 10 hours of protection.
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OFFICERS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY IN 2018 Officers were able to eventually place Zellmer under arrest, and he was later charged with operating a vehicle while under the influence, one count of resisting an officer/substantial bodily harm/soft tissue injury and one count of resisting or obstructing an officer.
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Intrigued by this, he assembled a team to take a closer look and found that, while fossils of the hard parts of animals (shells, sponge spicules and so on) were common in all sedimentary layers, soft-tissue fossils were confined to six layers deposited at intervals of 100,000 years, or multiples thereof.
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Over the course of its runtime, Hand in Hand starts to feel like nothing means anything at all—even the passages that were sorta easy to follow at first—which is a terrifying thought to have, even when you're not listening to synthesizer buzzing and splatting like a dentist's drill through soft tissue.
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"The two main risks are infection and damage to the testicles themselves," says New York City-based dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, who explains that cellulitis is an infection of the soft tissue and skin that requires antibiotics to prevent it from spreading to other parts of the body and become a serious medical condition.
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"This skeleton was close to full-size for this species, and the skull bones show that there was a good-sized bony crest on the skull, which was unexpected for a relative of Edmontosaurus, which only had a soft-tissue crest on its otherwise dull skull," explained Fowler in an email to Gizmodo.
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Most current devices, including modern VADs and an artificial heart currently on the market, the Carmat, are made at least partially of hard materials, requiring lots of sensors and stopgaps so they don't hurt patients, and coming with a high risk of infection as they come into contact with human soft tissue.
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That night, Siatta was issued a Mark 12 Special Purpose Rifle, the more accurate descendant of the M16, which he would carry throughout his tour, along with open-tip match-grade ammunition, a departure from the military's standard full-metal jacket rounds that sacrificed armor penetration but caused more damaging soft-tissue wounds.
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"What we found is that the mouse is preserved in absolutely stunning detail, nearly all of the skeleton and most of the soft tissue of the body, head, feet, and tail can easily be recognized," Uwe Bergmann, study co-author and distinguished staff scientist at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, wrote in an email.
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I think Apple, I don't know if it's ... I mean, Tim Cook's sudden concern over privacy is similar to, if Larry and Sergey suddenly became very worried about device addiction; it's awfully convenient for him because he's basically sticking his finger on the soft tissue of companies that traffic in data, specifically Google and Facebook.
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Dr. Phillip Lars Manning, a paleontologist from the University of Manchester, was called on to lead the team tasked with excavating "Dakota," and in "Grave Secrets," he recounts the details of his work, the history of soft-tissue fossil discoveries since the 19th century, and also explains how "Dakota" has altered the study of hadrosaurs.
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Abak Rehan, 32, has been charged with felony child abuse and is accused of taking her son, Prince Rehan, off of his treatment for Rhabdomyosarcoma, a form of treatable cancer found in the soft tissue, and fleeing the state, putting him in imminent danger, according to an arrest warrant released Thursday, the Lincoln Journal Star, the Associated Press and KMTV report.
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" From then, each day was very methodical: "Usually at that time, I would go to the gym, get a workout, ride the bike, get a good stretch, get some PT soft tissue work on my body, go down for a nap, wake up for lunch and then I would go drive to the Bronx to Yankee Stadium and do it all over again.
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Marlee May Erlandson, who was diagnosed with Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare soft tissue cancer, had already checked off riding on a school bus, hunting with her dad and seeing lots of ducks on her list, but she still had things to do like see the ocean and play in the snow and go to a daddy-daughter dance when her health began to deteriorate.
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So when he told me that I just had a concussion and I would be as right as rain in a couple of weeks—that there didn't appear to be any serious brain trauma and nothing was wrong physically apart from soft tissue whiplash in the neck—it genuinely felt like I'd just been told I could go on an all-expenses paid vacation in the sun.
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So Satya Nadella announces that they're gonna allocate a half billion dollars to try and help with housing affordability and donate a bunch of money to homeless causes in the Seattle area and, again, we have another company kinda I think pressing on the soft tissue of Amazon who fought the tax in Seattle such that it was gonna help fund some low income housing.
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