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Over time, the daily inhalation of dust particles less than ten microns in diameter resulted in a deadly fibrotic scarring of the lungs.
The reason for partial recovery is that the healing process produces scarring and granuloma formation, known as neuroma.
Will the necrosis and scarring be resorbed over time, or will it remain, interfering with future imaging studies?
The livers of all 4 rabbits showed some degree of scarring from the early migrations of metacestodes.
Postoperative scarring and distorsion are a potential source of arterial stenosis.
Excisional biopsies may cause scarring and architectural distortions that interfere with future screening efforts.
Following recovery from such infections, however, epilepsy may arise due to scarring.
The major danger area for scarring to produce deleterious effects is in the conduction tissues.
They have previously undergone a cholecystectomy or other surgery that has caused abdominal scarring.
This leads to serous detachment of the retina, haemorrhage and ultimately scarring which is visible on fundoscopy and results in loss of vision.
Prenatal diagnosis has afforded an opportunity to study patterns of damage in kidneys exposed to sterile reflux, without the complicating factor of infective renal scarring.
The natural course of the disease is rapid progression from onset to disciform scarring and accompanying loss of visual acuity.
The granulomatous tissue around the aorta resulted in residual scarring which produced narrowing of the thoracic aorta and the origins of the three brachiocephalic vessels.
However, there is substantial morbidity associated with the procedure, including scarring, discomfort, numbness, limited shoulder movement, lymphedema in the arm, and breast edema (8).
At this stage, care should also be taken to ensure that late scarring does not involve the conduction tissues.
