Príklady ulceration

• This may be accompanied by calcinosis, telangiectasia, loss of finger pulps and ulceration.

• Some 30% of patients also have a number of typical extra-intestinal manifestations, which include arthritis, mouth ulceration and ocular inflammation.

• Several theories have been suggested to explain the progression from thrombosis and incompetence to venous ulceration.

• Very rarely erosion or ulceration has been reported.

• Severity of ulceration and delay in response to treatment using standard care are important considerations in deciding who should receive therapy.

• These deformities lead to abnormal patterns of weight-bearing with callus formation, and ulceration may develop.

• Some babies do not take well to this intrusion at meal times, and many with wide clefts manage to feed well without ulceration.

• Chosing a practical screening instrument to identify patients at risk for diabetic foot ulceration.

• This side effect is characterised by exposed bone within the oral cavity often associated with pain, infection and soft-tissue ulceration.

• The infection persists lifelong and in most cases causes chronic gastritis and a systemic immune response possibly leading to peptic ulceration and gastric adenocarcinoma [2].

• Health-related quality of life and pressure ulceration assessment in patients treated in the community.

• The exact significance of microvascular disease in the genesis of ulceration is uncertain at present.

• This free-living amoeba has the potential to cause corneal ulceration and eye infection via aerosolization of water or splatters.

• I n severe cases there can be ulceration in the mouth and pain can make swallowing difficult in some children.

• Venous ulceration usually presents with irregular, shallow ulcers on the lower medial calf.