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Significats de scarring en anglès

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Area of fibrous tissue that replaces normal skin after an injury.

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Impaired wound healing can lead to scarring, and aesthetical and functional problems.
Pubmed
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Kyle saw fresh scarring where a thrust had taken his right eye.
Assail
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Vague suggestions of architecture and biology burnt onto the paper, scarring it.
The Scar
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Background: Acute pyelonephritis is distinguished from renal scarring using repeat cortical scintigraphy.
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He had facial scarring because he'd been injured in the Gulf War.
The last 10 seconds
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Modulation of cAMP may be a key component in the scarring phenotype.
Pubmed
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A dozen missiles impacted her hull and exploded, scarring the bluish armor.
The Fall of Reach
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Drug, dosing regimen, and genotype had no statistically significant association with scarring.
Pubmed
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The lesions were predominantly old, more or less scarring and secondary infected.
Pubmed
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The devastation of finding his dead father was a terrible, scarring experience.
The Guardian
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Chronic hepatitis C infection can eventually lead to liver scarring or cancer.
Reuters
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The inflammation and scarring interrupts the communication between the brain and nerves.
The Irish Times
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The sickness that strikes where it will, killing some and scarring some.
Radio NZ
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The European economy is still showing signs of scarring from the financial crisis.
The Irish Times
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Corneal scarring is the result of a disease, infection or injury.
Pubmed
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Four fresh impact craters were recently spotted scarring Mars' volcanic plains.
Wired
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Scarring a través del temps
Scarring per variant geogràfica
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