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Portuguese term or phrase:
cura por reparo
English translation:
healing by repairing
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Lilian Magalhães
Feb 10, 2014 16:47
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Portuguese term
cura por reparo
Portuguese to English
Medical
Medical: Instruments
suturas
{ut1}- Processos inflamatórios agudo e crônico, específicos e inespecíficos {ut2}- Renovação, regeneração e reparo dos tecidos (controle da proliferação celular normal e do crescimento tecidual, mecanismos de regeneração dos tecidos e órgãos, matriz extracelular e interações célula-matriz, cura por reparo, formação de cicatriz e fibrose){ut3}- Eedema, hiperemia, hemorragia, choque e coagulação de consumo){ut4}- Trombose, embolia, isquemia, infarto e arterosclerose){ut5}- Doenças do Sistema Imune{ut6}- Doenças Infecciosas{ut7}- Neoplasias (oncogênese, epidemiologia, alterações celulares determinantes, tipos de neoplasias, nomenclatura, benignas e malignas, diferenciação e anaplasia, morfologia, taxa de crescimento e displasia, metaplasia){ut8}- Neoplasias {ut9}
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4 +2 | healing by repair | Gilmar Fernandes |
4 | wound repair, tissue repair. | VERLOW WOGLO JR |
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Healing by Repair, Scar Formation and Fibrosis
Healing by Repair, Scar Formation and Fibrosis
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wound repair, tissue repair.
Healing and repair
During the healing process, damaged cells capable of proliferation regenerate. Different types of cells vary in their ability to regenerate. Some cells, such as epithelial cells, regenerate easily, whereas others, such as liver cells, do not normally proliferate but can be stimulated to do so after damage has occurred. Still other types of cells are incapable of regeneration. For regeneration to be successful, it is also necessary that the structure of the tissue be simple enough to reconstruct. For example, uncomplicated structures such as the flat surface of the skin are easy to rebuild, but the complex architecture of a gland is not. In some cases, the failure to replicate the original framework of an organ can lead to disease. This is the case in cirrhosis of the liver, in which regeneration of damaged tissue results in the construction of abnormal structures that can lead to hemorrhaging and death.
Repair, which occurs when tissue damage is substantial or the normal tissue architecture cannot be regenerated successfully, results in the formation of a fibrous scar. Through the repair process, endothelial cells give rise to new blood vessels, and cells called fibroblasts grow to form a
During the healing process, damaged cells capable of proliferation regenerate. Different types of cells vary in their ability to regenerate. Some cells, such as epithelial cells, regenerate easily, whereas others, such as liver cells, do not normally proliferate but can be stimulated to do so after damage has occurred. Still other types of cells are incapable of regeneration. For regeneration to be successful, it is also necessary that the structure of the tissue be simple enough to reconstruct. For example, uncomplicated structures such as the flat surface of the skin are easy to rebuild, but the complex architecture of a gland is not. In some cases, the failure to replicate the original framework of an organ can lead to disease. This is the case in cirrhosis of the liver, in which regeneration of damaged tissue results in the construction of abnormal structures that can lead to hemorrhaging and death.
Repair, which occurs when tissue damage is substantial or the normal tissue architecture cannot be regenerated successfully, results in the formation of a fibrous scar. Through the repair process, endothelial cells give rise to new blood vessels, and cells called fibroblasts grow to form a
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