spongious

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spongious

(ˈspʌndʒɪəs) ,

spongiose

spongoid

adj

spongy or relating to a sponge

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Regeneration begins with the proliferation of capillaries in the spongious bone.

The Adverse Effects of High-dose Corticosteroids with Early and Late Severe Morbidity in the Treatment of Patients with Multiple Sclerosis: Long-term Observation Results/Multipl Skleroz Hastalarinin Atak Tedavisinde Yuksek Doz Kortikosteroid Kullaniminin Erken ve Gec Donem Agir Morbiditeye Yol Acan Yan Etkileri: Uzun Donem Gozlem Sonuclari

Leukemic cell infiltration to the spongious tissue of the bone, or the paracrine excretion of lymphokines and parathormone-related peptides, or parathormon excreted from leukemic cells or ectopically produced, might all explain the low BMD values at the diagnosis [11].

Bone Loss in Pediatric Survivors of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

If the incision involves a deep or wide urethral segment, the integrity of the spongious body may be impaired and the irrigation fluid may leak into the tissues.

Scrotal Tissue Necrosis in a Patient with Urethral Stricture Treated with Internal Urethrotomy and Mitomycin-C Injection/Uretra Darligi Nedeniyle Internal Uretrotomi ve Mitomisin-C Enjeksiyonu ile Tedavi Edilen Bir Hastada Gelisen Skrotal Doku Nekrozu

Doppler ultrasonography (USG) showed two completely developed penises, two cavernous bodies, one spongious body, and normal vascular supply to each penis.

Complete Penile Duplication with Structurally Normal Penises: A Case Report

The iliac crest holds a reservoir of spongious bone that is frequently used as a source of bone autograft, providing extracellular matrix (for osteoconduction), growth factors (modulating bone healing as per osteoinduction), and patient's cells (leading to local osteogenesis).

A Multicentric, Open-Label, Randomized, Comparative Clinical Trial of Two Different Doses of Expanded hBM-MSCs Plus Biomaterial versus Iliac Crest Autograft, for Bone Healing in Nonunions after Long Bone Fractures: Study Protocol

Elasticity and spongious nature of lung tissue allow enlargement of cyst, particularly in childhood.

Comparison of Demographical Characteristics, Prognostic Factors, and Surgical Outcomes in Children and Adult Patients with Pulmonary Hydatid Cyst

The firm was awarded for its innovation - soft spongious and slightly sweet meringue type confectionary named Zephyr - in the French Innovation Corner contest, hosted by Business France, a French government agency tasked to boost France's export economy.

Gulfood Manufacturing features innovative products

The spongious mature type or cancellous osteoma is composed of softer bone with intertrabecular hematopoietic bone marrow or fat (1).

Solitary Osteoma within the Cavity of a Pneumatized Middle Turbinate

Assessment of the available bone (height, width, relative quality of the cortical and spongious parts)

Cone beam computed tomography in implant dentistry/Kompjuterizovana tomografija konusnog zraka u oralnojimplantologiji

Young's Poisson Characteristic modulus (MPa) ratio (v) strength (MPa) Enamel 84100 0.33 42.41 Dentin 18600 0.32 44.45 Vita Blocks Mark II 71300 0.23 118.65 Lava Ultimate 12700 0.45 300.64 Vita Enamic 37800 0.24 193.45 Spongious Bone 1370 0.3 Cortical Bone 10700 0.3 Periodontal ligament 68.9 0.45 Gutta Percha 0.69 0.45 Weibull References modulus (m) Enamel 5.53 [1,17] Dentin 3.35 [1,17] Vita Blocks Mark II 19.90 [18] Lava Ultimate 10.90 [18] Vita Enamic 18.80 [18] Spongious Bone [2] Cortical Bone [19] Periodontal ligament [2] Gutta Percha [20] Table 2: Number of elements and nodes of the models.

Effect of Endocrown Restorations with Different CAD/CAM Materials: 3D Finite Element and Weibull Analyses

A lesion consisted of a collection of large venous and capillary sized vessels scattered haphazardly throughout the soft tissue, striated muscle, and spongious bone.

Posttraumatic Progressive Vertebral Hemangioma Induced by a Fracture

Histologically, these lesions are made from dense trabeculae of the spongious bone, sometimes forming a nidus that cannot communicate with the bone marrow [12].