- An
involucrum (plural involucra) is a
layer of new bone
growth outside existing bone.
There are two main contexts: In
pyogenic osteomyelitis where it is...
- At the same time as this, new bone is
forming (known as
involucrum).
Openings in this
involucrum allow debris and
exudates (including pus) to p**** from...
-
thickened auditory bulla,
otherwise known as an
involucrum. This
discovery was
significant as the
involucrum was a
morphology thought previously to be exclusive...
- a
relatively thin
lateral wall and
thickened medial part
known as the
involucrum. However, in
contrast to
later cetaceans, the
tympanic bone
makes contact...
- and moss, of the
common carder bee,
Bombus pascuorum. The wax
canopy or
involucrum has been
removed to show
winged workers and
pupae in
irregularly placed...
-
infection on the
first phalanx on the
third toe that was
afflicted by an
involucrum. The
infection was long-lived,
perhaps up to six months. "Big Al II" is...
-
around the area of necrosis. The
resulting new bone is
often called an
involucrum. On
histologic examination,
these areas of
necrotic bone are the basis...
- (an
involucrum).
Sequestra may also be
revascularized by new
blood vessels,
cause no
symptoms or
become chronically infected.
Sometimes the
involucrum is...
- The
ectotympanics of all cetaceans,
including Ambulocetus,
possess an
involucrum (thickened lump of bone) at the
medial lip.
Unlike ****cetus, but like...
- solitary, long-pedunculated head, with a
campanulate to
hemispherical involucrum.
There are 12 to 16 bracts, the
outer ones
being pointed. The flowers...
