granulation

Preposition: of

• wound: Mason ( 1998 ) Vitamin A Vitamin A promotes re-epithelialisation and granulation of a wound.

Converse of object

• include: Processes being studied include granulation, cohesion and coating in fluidized and spouted beds and in other dispersed phase devices.
• prevent: This prevents granulation and kills wax moth larvae and eggs should any be present.
• call: Commercial processors often solve this problem using a heat process called granulation which can degrade nutrients.

Adjective modifier

• solar: It is convection of this form that makes the solar granulation that can be seen surrounding the sunspots in the detailed image above.
• healthy: However, some authors recommend skin grafts or myocutaneous flaps once the wound shows healthy granulation.
• coarse: Its uniform, coarse granulation allows for complete hydration without the aid of an external diluent.
• arachnoid: The lobes of the cerebral hemisphere, optic nerves, arachnoid granulations and blood vessels are all identified.

Modifies a noun

• tissue: Picture E shows a high power view of the zone of inflamed granulation tissue.
• process: With an on-line sensor, the particle size is measured instantaneously and continuously in real time helping to monitor and control the granulation process.
• formation: Zinc deficiency contributes to disruption in granulation tissue formation.
• and/or: Indications for use The sheet dressings are suitable as a primary dressing for exuding flat wounds, containing granulation and/or epithelial tissue.
• pattern: The granulation pattern is continually evolving as old granules are pushed aside by newly emerging ones.
• plant: During the on-site noise survey the 487 Hz tone was picked up successfully in the south-western area of a large granulation plant installation.