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dissolve the
offending adhesion(s) or to
resect the
affected small intestine.
Pelvic adhesions are a form of
abdominal adhesions in the pelvis. In women...
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attachment of a
substance to the
surface of
another substance. Note 1:
Adhesion requires energy that can come from
chemical and/or
physical linkages, the...
- In cell biology,
focal adhesions (also cell–matrix
adhesions or FAs) are
large macromolecular ****emblies
through which mechanical force and regulatory...
- into
account the
location and
severity of
adhesions inside the uterus. This is
useful as mild
cases with
adhesions restricted to the
cervix may
present with...
-
communication (biology)
Epithelium Cytoskeleton Differential adhesion hypothesis Role of cell
adhesions in
neural development Alberts, Bruce; Johnson, Alexander;...
- of
adhesions. However, even an
experienced surgeon despite using advanced techniques may not be able to
fully prevent the
formation of
adhesions following...
- complete,
areas of
focal attachment or
adhesions can occur, i.e. a VMA. The
pulling forces or
traction from this
adhesion on the
retinal surface can sometimes...
- An
adhesion railway relies on
adhesion traction to move the train, and is the most
widespread and
common type of
railway in the world.
Adhesion traction...
- Look up
adhesion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Adhesion is the
tendency of
certain dissimilar molecules to
cling together.
Adhesion may also refer...
-
Dispersive adhesion, also
called adsorptive adhesion, is a
mechanism for
adhesion which attributes attractive forces between two
materials to intermolecular...
