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epithelialization

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epithelialization /ep·i·the·li·al·iza·tion/ (-the?le-al-i-za´shun) healing by the growth of epithelium over a denuded surface.
ep·i·the·li·al·i·za·tion (p-thl--l-zshn) or ep·i·the·li·za·tion (-thl-zshn)
n.
The process of covering a denuded surface with epithelium.

epithelialization (epithelization) (ep´thē´lēlizā´shn),
n the natural act of healing by secondary intention; the proliferation of new epithelium into an area devoid of it but that naturally is covered by it.

epithelialization
healing by the growth of epithelium over a denuded surface.

adnexal epithelialization
partial-thickness loss of epidermis can be re-epithelialized by epithelial cells from the remaining portions of adnexal structures.

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If you don't put in a scaffold to support epithelialization, the only way the tympanic membrane can heal is by cicatricial contraction via the intermediate matrix that contains the myofibroblast.
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Healing time was defined as the time when there was no drainage or sinus tracts and epithelialization (skin closure) occurred.
 
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