According to the Scholander assumption, an excised leaf should suck air into open vessels if it is dehydrated at the time of excision.
Intein excision depends on the splicing domain of the intein and the first amino acid residue of the C-extein.
Treatment by surgical excision or physical ablation of the excess tissue may improve cosmetic appearance.
He had subsequent radical excision of the recurrent nodule, including surrounding abdominal wall, costal cartilages, and ribs.
A cancer, in the medicine of the time, could be eliminated only through excision.
If patients have a less than 50 percent reduction in wart size, surgical excision or other ablative therapy should be initiated.
Surgical excision gives excellent short-term and long-term results that lead to an eventual cure of nonfamilial myxomas.
Obesity, insufficient excision, significant skin maceration, and chronic skin infection may increase the incidence of recurrence.
Tissue was cryopreserved as soon as possible after surgical excision and stored in liquid nitrogen vapor.
On this evidence, it appears the excision of oral health from national health policy, contravenes the international health charter on all counts.
Early excision and grafting have been shown to reduce pain, shorten hospital stay, and accelerate return to normal function in moderate injuries.
Surgical excision, dermabrasion, electrosurgery and cryosurgery may be curative.
No pathologic or radiologic features were associated with the finding of invasive carcinoma at excision.
Wound excision involves removal of dead and contaminated tissue that, if left, would become a medium for infection.
Numerous methods of treatment are effective, but the most commonly used are cryosurgery, curettage, and excision.
A selective excision of palpably enlarged axillary lymph nodes was also performed at her request.
Among the deaminated bases, uracil, hypoxanthine and Xan are repaired by the base excision repair pathway in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
Techniques for circumcision vary from excision without suturing to wound approximation with sutures and the use of tissue glue.
This was confirmed at excision biopsy, which also identified the hypertrophied vessel cut during the procedure.
Surgical excision has the potential risk of rendering a child athymic and prone for developing immune dysregulation and immunodeficiencies.
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Many centres, however, suggest surgical excision of all indeterminate follicular lesions to make a definitive histological diagnosis.
Thoracoscopic excision or destruction by electrocoagulation of the T2 and T3 sympathetic ganglia is difficult.
After their excision, the insula appears as a triangular eminence that is marked by a number of sulci and gyri.
Treatment was by surgical excision and urethral reconstruction, which achieved a good result.
He underwent an excision of a portion of the anterior temporal lobe and inferior temporal gyrus.
As this procedure avoids a cutaneous incision it was assumed to cause less postoperative pain and a faster recovery than conventional excision.
That would eliminate potential infection and restrict the extent of excision.
Indeed, many sequences are improved enormously by the careful excision of cinematically uninteresting material.
This procedure involves complete excision of the diverticular sac and has been perfected recently by the use of stapling devices.
Historically, radical excision with orbital exenteration has been the standard treatment for paranasal sinus tumours that approached the eye.
Extensive condylomatous or in situ lesions are amenable to treatment with wide local excision or laser therapy.
Then, the superior portion of the excision is always in the thin skin of the eyelid.
In general, surgical excision is the most effective and preferred treatment for primary skin cancer.
Because lipomas generally do not infiltrate into surrounding tissue, they can be shelled out easily during excision.
Small alterations to bases, including oxidation and alkylation, are mainly repaired by the pathway known as base excision repair.
Electrical dissociation of the atria from the great veins was carried out by surgical excision of the veins from their insertion sites and then suturing them back.
A number of techniques have been advocated, including dermabrasion, cryosurgery, and excision of hypertrophic tissue by electrosurgery or with a laser.
No randomised trials were identified that studied the efficacy of carbon dioxide laser, surgical excision, curettage or cautery, formaldehyde, podophyllin, or podophyllotoxin.
The result is a highly decentralized, cellular, insular network of enemies that cannot be decapitated or stopped by the excision of a single cell.
In germinal lineages, replicative insertions are frequent, occurring in premeiotic, meiotic, and postmeiotic cells, while excision events are rare.
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Tattoos can be removed by various means, including dermabrasion, excision and suturing, and laser surgery, though usually with some residual scarring.
Both of them developed a very tight stricture, which was not dilatable, and so they were treated with excision of the stricture and esophageal anastomosis.
We regard excision of any external component as unnecessary, especially if such excision is likely to be a major factor contributing to postoperative pain.
Surgical excision via tonsillectomy provides definitive management for these lesions, with patients undergoing an uncomplicated postoperative recovery.
A well-known example is xeroderma pigmentosum patients, who are deficient in excision repair and have a high incidence of skin cancer on exposure to sunlight.
The court cases have undoubtedly had the merit of removing the taboo over reporting excision by the populations concerned and among doctors, social workers, etc.
It suffered somewhat from the amount that had to be cut from the book, so how they'll handle the fourth one is anyone's guess, as it'll require twice as much excision.
Ligation and excision of a small segment of the vas plus fascial interposition is more effective at occluding the vas than is ligation and excision alone.
Such features may vary according to whether the patient was pregnant, lactating, or had recently terminated her pregnancy or lactation at the time of surgical excision.
The structural and thermodynamic features of these stereoisomeric adducts are also discussed in relation to their reported low susceptibilities to nucleotide excision repair.
Treatment includes excision or shave excision with curettage and cautery.
Complete excision of the hepatic mass was performed concurrently with the hernia repair and duodenectomy.
Radioactive iodine brachytherapy at the margins of wedge excision may reduce the risk of recurrence.
The natural history of untreated DCIS remains unknown because most individuals diagnosed with DCIS are treated by surgical excision.
Another class of repair enzymes specifically excises mismatched bases and defines a third mode of excision repair called mismatch repair.
The treatment of choice for an oncocytic lesion is complete endoscopic excision or, if necessary, laryngofissure.
A Weber-Fergusson lateral rhinotomy with total excision of the mass by craniofacial approach was performed 3 months after biopsy.
The patient underwent a right lateral rhinotomy with wide local excision and primary closure of the right medial canthal soft tissues.
The larger part of the leiomyosarcoma was found to be intravascular and tethered to the common iliac vein and IVC in the primary excision.
Roentgenograms performed postoperatively confirmed the complete excision of the mass.
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Surgical excision of this slowly growing benign tumor was not indicated in this case.
The patient underwent a two-level decompressive thoracic laminectomy and complete macroscopical excision.
In both cases, radical mastoidectomies with cholesteatoma excision were performed.
Initially, the patient underwent scar excision at the site of his previous malignancy and a biopsy of a distal buccal branch.
Mohs Micrographic Surgery provides complete microscopic control of the excision of accessible forms of cancer.
Her medical history was remarkable for an uncomplicated urethral caruncle excision 12 years prior.
If diagnosed on laparotomy, the excision of the rudimentary horn with ipsilateral tubectomy should be undertaken.
A retro mastoid suboccipital craniotomy was performed and gross excision of the cerebellar Space-Occupying-Lesion was done.
The liver was dissected following an excision of the suprahepatic inferior vena cava and infrahepatic inferior vena cava.
Bilateral salpingoopherectomy and an infracolic omentectomy were performed, in addition to the completion ureterectomy and bladder cuff excision.
The lesion was curetted, and a miniplate was implanted at the excision site.
Preoperative galactography increases the diagnostic yield of major duct excision for nipple discharge.
An excision of the tumor, partial pancreatectomy, partial small bowel resection, and anastomosis were performed.
Subsequent complete excision with electrodesiccation found a free-floating mass with a peduncle attached to the palatal gingiva.
Both patients underwent total excision of their parietal pericardia with resolution of their ascites and elevated cardiac filling pressures.
In this case the drop in cartilaginous dorsal height was helpful to deproject the nose, making dorsal cartilage excision unnecessary.
The most common treatments are surgical excision, cryosurgery, electrocautery, and laser excision.
Leddy performed an excision of the eschar on the dorsum of the patient's right hand.
A 54-year-old man with rheumatoid arthritis presented for excision of an infrascapular melanoma and sentinel lymph node biopsy.
Treatments include antimitotics, physically destructive agents, and surgical excision.
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Making the incision long and tapering it to the mid-body of the mandible will prevent the dog-ear deformity that typically occurs following standard submental excision.
Together, excision and infibulation are known as Pharaonic circumcision, from the fact that it is first known to have been practiced in the time of the pharaohs.
Treatment options include curettage and dessication, surgical excision, radiation therapy, cryosurgery, Mohs micrographic surgery, and topical medications.
In a case of PMDS with TTE, the optimal surgical approach includes tissue biopsies, hernoitomy or hernioplasty, orchidopexy and excision of Mullerian duct remnants.
Steroid injections, metatarsal pads, and wide toe boxes all help with symptoms, although surgical excision of the nerve may be necessary for persistent pain.
The recommendation for complete excision, however, has to be balanced with consideration of preserving vocal fold phonatory and sphincteric function.
Her history included excision of a 9-cm neck teratoma shortly after birth.
Spinal accessory nerve palsy commonly occurs as a result of iatrogenic injury, usually during lymph node excision in the posterior cervical triangle.
In a 1974 study by Hart and Setlow, it was found that DNA excision repair capability increased systematically with species lifespan among seven mammalian species.
Once the cyst is diagnosed, surgical excision is the treatment of choice.
Surgical exploration and removal of the mass was done, but because the hyoid apparatus was incorporated in the base of the cyst, complete surgical excision was not possible.

If the reduction is impossible, an arthrotomy with excision of the astragalus may be necessary.
The administration of moderate to large doses of potassium iodide, conjointly with curetting or excision of the diseased mass.
After excision a mixture of water and vinegar should be kept in the mouth for some time.
The excision made no difference to me, but a great deal of difference to him.
In no case does the excision of the margin of a swimming organ produce any effect upon the movements of the manubrium.
His description of the excision is rather clear and detailed.
The Phrygian practice of excision was regarded, probably, as a sacrifice.
Shortening the eyelid by excision of a portion of the tarsal plate.
Abuse and excision alone remain to the rulers of the synagogue.
The reader will observe a mark of excision in the passage as quoted by me.
This operation consists in excision of the apex of the everted lid.
A study on the surgical treatment of ingrowing toe nail with nail excision with chemical matricectomy versus nail excision alone.
The ideal goal of surgery for patients with a jugular foramen tumor is a complete surgical excision with preservation of the lower cranial nerves and major vessels.

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