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After 8 days of basic treatment, the ulcer size of patients in the control group had decreased, the ulcerous pseudomembrane had partially
desquamated, there was reduced congestion surrounding the ulcers, and there was a decreased VAS score compared with that before treatment (Table 5).
These changes consisted of
desquamated cells and the presence of detritus in the septal lumen.
The pathophysiologic hallmark of EBMD is an abnormality in the formation and maintenance of the epithelial basement membrane adhesion complex of the corneal epithelium and
desquamated epithelial cells.
Cleansing removes environmental contaminants, personal secretions, and
desquamated corneocytes.
Keratosis Obturans (KO) is the accumulation of
desquamated keratin appearing as large plug in the external auditory canal.
Syncytium covering the stem villi is
desquamated on considerable extent and replaced with fibrinoid.
aureus to adhere to human
desquamated nasal epithelial cells, while the expression of SdrE did not promote adhesion.
Desquamated epithelial cells and micro-ridges were observed at the free surface.
(1,3) Saliva is a complex mixture including components such as salivary gland secretions, mucosal transudations,
desquamated epithelial cells, expectorated bronchial and nasal secretions, bacteria and bacterial products, viruses, and food debris.
The cells in the sulci of the glands were low columnar, while the cells lining the folds were tall columnar and mostly
desquamated (Fig.
Endogenous materials may include dried nasal secretions, such as mucus,
desquamated epithelium, blood clots, and, rarely, an ectopic tooth, any of which materials might provide a nidus for the deposition of minerals (1).
