osteogenesis

Although both groups exhibit very similar chondrogenic patterns of the tarsus, only the amphibian pattern is preserved through 'osteogenesis' .

Stimulation of 'osteogenesis' leading to bone repair, as in patients with large bone defects, fracture non-unions, and incomplete allograft consolidation, is clinically desirable for early healing and restoration of function.

Platelet concentrates also have the potential to improve fracture healing and enhance 'osteogenesis' .

As a consequence, the mineralized septa providing the scaffold for bone deposition cannot be formed, and 'osteogenesis' itself is severely disturbed.

Inflammation is a necessary step in the healing of normal body tissues, and osteoblasts specifically require prostaglandins for 'osteogenesis' and differentiation.

It seemed that he had had an 'osteogenic' sarcoma with secondaries.

Fibroblast growth factor and fibroblast growth factor receptor regulate fetal 'osteogenic' growth and are expressed in cranial sutures in early fetal life.

It turned out to be 'osteogenic' sarcoma, a form of cancer that weakens the bones.

A meshwork of collagenous fibres, termed 'osteogenetic' fibres, appears between the cells.

Implanted 'osteogenic' stimulators deliver electrical impulses directly to the site where bone regrowth needs to occur.

The 'osteogenic' action of bisphosphonates and their relative lack of activity outside the skeleton have led to the increased use of these agents in treating osteoporosis.