Hence the diminishing and varying vascularity of the different departments of the brain as sleep becomes more or less profound.
Hence the superiorvascularity of the brain so long as the organs of sense are fresh and receptive.
They are distinguished from genuine tubercle by their vascularity and by the absence of giant-cells.
Its vascularity is easily demonstrated by injection.
Alterations of vascularity of the brain or its membranes are met with, but they are variable and bear no definite relation to the precedent symptoms.
On examination of the bodies of several of them congestion of the vessels of the base of the brain was found, and also "vascularity of the membranes of the spinal marrow, indicating inflammation.
In the earlier stages the increased vascularity and hypersecretion call for mild astringents or for medicines which are believed empirically to oppose these conditions.
There was no abnormalvascularity of the membranes of the brain, and no serous effusion within the cranium.
Should the irritability prove to be obstinate, examine the rectum, and if a spot of redness or increased vascularity be found, touch the spot with strong nitric acid.
Its vascularity, however, has been asserted chiefly on the ground of the known vascularity of the decidua, it being supposed that the vessels of the decidua penetrate into the chorion.
From the great degree of vascularity which is observed in the Fallopian tubes at this period, some anatomists have been induced to consider that their proper tissue was vascular, analogous to the corpora cavernosa penis.
There is an increased vascularity of the medullary membrane, and the cancellated texture contains thin brownish-looking fluid instead of marrow.
On examination after death, an increased vascularity of the cerebral membranes is observed; there is an effusion of gelatinous-looking matter on the surface of the membranes, and in the cellular tissue beneath the arachnoid.
Incision is extremely dangerous, from the vascularity of the parts, and their being so inaccessible from their position within the sphincter ani.
The vascularity and consequent vitality of the tissues of the hand and arm sometimes afford very encouraging and satisfactory results in conservative operations.
The vascularity varies with external influences, and in cold weather the parts present a bluish appearance.
Proliferative changes in the synovial membrane are attended with increased vascularity and thickening of the membrane and an enlargement of its villi and fringes.
The vascularity depends upon the function which the tissue is called upon to perform.
In cartilage a mass of firm amorphous substance, with no vascularity and little vitality, forms the bed for the chondroplasts, or cells of this tissue.
The colour in the normal mouth is not deep or angry; it is not caused by inflammation, but is only increased vascularity of the part, and it is at first limited to the edge of the gum.
In this way only can we estimate the degree ofvascularity of the various parts after death.
Vascularity or redness of the stomach after death should not be confounded with the effects of poison or the marks of disease.
Rupture and wounds of the spleen may be and generally are fatal from hemorrhage, owing to the vascularity of the organ; more rarely are they fatal from shock.
The source of the blood is from the rupture of blood-vessels, and the size of the ecchymosis varies partly with the number and size of the blood-vessels, or with the vascularity of the part.
Owing to the vascularity of the part adrenalin should be applied for at least 30 minutes beforehand.
Further, owing to the extreme vascularity of the conjunctiva, as has been shown elsewhere,[3] wounds in it become firmly united after 48 hours.
Extreme vascularity of the bone is not unusual after ligature of the jugular vein.
Necrosis and sloughing of the periosteum itself may also happen, but as the extreme vascularity of the membrane is a fairly strong safeguard against that it is of only rare occurrence.
Firstly, the greater vascularity of the membrane covering its front leads to a greater outpouring of inflammatory fluid in that particular position.
Commonly, however, on account of the non-vascularity of the structure of the tendon, the necrotic spot in it tends to spread.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vascularity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
