fibrous adhesion

fi·brous ad·he·sion

strong fibrous strands resulting from the organization of fibrinous adhesions, often after previous operative procedure; commonly seen in patients with mechanical bowel obstruction.

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In true ankylosis there is bony or fibrous adhesion between the surfaces of the joint within the capsule, whereas in false ankylosis the problems lie in the surrounding structures.

Post traumatic bilateral TMJ ankylosis as a delayed complication treated by interpositional arthroplasty

Alloplastic grafts risk foreign body reaction, bone degeneration, excessive fibrous adhesion, infection, and implant displacement and tearing.

Using the silastic as interpositional material in the management of left temporomandibular joint ankylosis

If this is allowed to happen, tissue repair cells such as macrophages, fibroblasts and blood vessel cells, penetrate into fibrinous adhesion, and lay down collagen and other matrix substances to form permanent fibrous adhesion.

Clinical management of fibrinous vaginal mucosa adhesion--a dystocial complication in a cow

This is a nonneoplastic lesion of lung tissue that is rolled into or folded into an area of fibrous adhesion between parietal and visceral pleura.

Neoplastic and nonneoplastic benign mass lesions of the lung

Extension of pneumonia from the surface of the lung to the lining of the chest cavity results in the formation of a fibrous adhesion between lungs and the chest wall.

Survey on rate of pleurisy in slaughtered sheep in Tabriz abattoir (East-Azerbaijan province), Iran

Any condition that gives rise to osseous or fibrous adhesion between the surfaces of the temporo-mandibular joint is a true ankylosis.

Gap arthroplasty in temporomandibular joint ankylosis: a retrospective study

On gross examination, the gallbladder is thickened and the serosa is covered with dense fibrous adhesions.

Chronic xanthomatous cholecystitis

The impaired fibrinolysis allows the colonization of the fibrin adhesions by fibroblasts, which produce extracellular matrix and create permanent and organized fibrous adhesions (VAN DER WAL & JEEKEL, 2007; ARUNG et al.

Methylene blue 1% solution on the prevention of intraperitoneal adhesion formation in a dog model/Solucao de azul de metileno a 1% na prevencao da formacao de aderencias intraperitoneais em um modelo experimental em caes

Contrarily, in the other one, with the single diverticulum, fibrous adhesions between the penis and preputial sheath led to failure of attempts to remove urine from the pouch.

HYPOSPADIAS AND URETHRAL DIVERTICULUM IN TWO GOAT KIDS: A CASE REPORT

Later, fibroblasts emerge into this matrix and deposit collagen, which leads to the conversion of the fibrinous adhesions to fibrous adhesions [1,2].

Missed small bowel obstruction that complicated an acute appendicitis: a misdiagnosis

In cases where no lead point is identified, intussusception may be due to submucosal bowel edema, fibrous adhesions or dysrhythmic contractions [1].

Multiple simultaneous small bowel intussusceptions in an adult

There were dense, fibrous adhesions of the mass with aorta but entire cystic mass was excised successfully.

Retroperitoneal teratoma in an adult presenting with painful abdominal mass: case history and literature review