| Buruli ulcer disease is a subcutaneous tissue infection caused by the Mycobacterium ulcerans, which causes deep ulcerations and necroses. |
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| Smaller than usual, leaves are of a pale green color and often deformed, with marginal necroses that may extend over the entire limb. |
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| A clear classification may be difficult if pressure sores are covered by necroses or scab. |
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| The factors responsible for infection, such as necroses, must be removed at an early stage. |
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| It is important that you do not smoke for 15 days after the operation to facilitate the healing process and to reduce the risk of necroses. |
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| You must not smoke for 15 days in order to facilitate the healing process and reduce the risks of necroses. |
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| Marginal necroses are, however, less common, especially when the skin is of poor quality. |
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| There are connections between magnesium deficiency and the occurrence of heart necroses, cardiomyopathy as well as cardiac infarctions. |
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| After four days only slight marginal skin and fatty tissue necroses were observed and debrided. |
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| The symptoms were described as follows: 'chlorotic spots and enlarged discoloration and necroses on leaf blades during the dry summer period. |
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| Indeed, in the present study the absence of necroses or decreased necrotic areas correlated with the decreased tumour sizes. |
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| Tumorous cells in some sites assumed anaplastic appearance, with numerous mitoses and marked fields of necroses. |
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| The interventions carried out with the laser Key 3 are characterized indeed by their nontraumatizing character and a maximum safeguarding from fabrics from where them fast cure and practically without necroses. |
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| Due to the risk of necroses it is imperative that a patient stops smoking. |
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| This technique works has 4 aims: to avoid the risk of lymphatic effusions, to minimise the risk of haematomas, to reduce the risks of superior residual bulges and to limit the risk of necroses. |
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| Spread necroses are very unlikely, but it should be pointed out that the risk increases due to two factors: cigarettes: cigarettes and traction on skin. |
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| The objective of local treatment is to reduce or halt the level of moisture affecting ischemic necroses, in order to defer, limit or prevent amputation, through the use of appropriate dressings. |
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| Figure 2: On day 7 of treatment hardly any necroses are visible. |
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| Stretched necroses are very rare, but it should be noted that this risk is heightened by cigarette and excessive traction on the extremity of the pubic region. |
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| The return to normal, where the tumor, who became unnecessary, disintegrates or necroses naturally, according to a predictable and observable process. |
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| Are very rare complications when the operation is performed correctly, but it is important to be aware that the risk of necroses is heightened if a patient smokes. |
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| Simple wounds or erosions usually heal without leaving marks, whilst necroses, though rare, require specific care that is often long and leaves a small scar. |
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