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Granulation tissue, which is usually dark pink or red, has a good blood supply, so it bleeds very easily.
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Granulation tissue grows faster when there's a lot of tube movement at the stoma site.
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The Sun - Granulation Bente Lilja Bye 2008
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Granulation can also be done in a pin mill without a screen.
5. Semidry foaming 1991
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Granulation tissue, for instance, may have temporarily closed the mouth of the fistula.
Diseases of the Horse's Foot Harry Caulton Reeks
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Granulation tissue (proud flesh) should be controlled by the application of silver nitrate in the form of a caustic pencil.
Special Report on Diseases of the Horse Charles B. Michener 1877
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Granulation is an unfortunately common and widely varied complication in terms of severity.
PageOneQ.com Latest 2010
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Granulation refers to the appearance of separate, visible pigment particles in the finished color, produced when the paint is substantially diluted with water and applied with a juicy brush stroke; pigments notable for their watercolor granulation include viridian (PG18), cerulean blue (PG35), cobalt violet (PV14) and some iron oxide pigments (PBr7).
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Slide 1: Che5 7 0 0 陶瓷粉末處理 造粒 Granulation To produce free flowing particles for further processing; often after powder synthesis and before forming of products, may need to add binder / wetting agent to keep small particles together, (but not to form hard agglomerate), semi-dry granule.
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Granulation tissue formed utilizing moist gauze dressings with NPWT is thinner, but may be stronger and more organized, containing fewer inflammatory leukocyte cells, may result in less scarring and a better quality wound bed.
THE MEDICAL NEWS 2009
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