necrosisin a sentence
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tumor necrosis factor†
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necrosis of the jaw bone†
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Along the ground suddenly, on both sides of the path, he saw dozens of new mushrooms the rain had spawned poking their nodular fingers up through the clammy earth like lifeless stalks of flesh, sprouting in such necrotic profusion everywhere he looked that they seemed to be proliferating right before his eyes.† (source)
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The awe-stricken smee was so quiet that Max finally touched its oozing, necrotic hand.† (source)
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The plague sores—buboes—are lymph nodes that have been turned into necrotic, hemorrhagic tissue.† (source)
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When abnormal deposition of calcium salts takes place in necrotic tissues, it's known as dystrophic calcification.† (source)
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It triggers a creeping, spotty necrosis that spreads through all the internal organs.† (source)
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He felt the uterus, turning it gently to see if there were any ruptures or necrotic areas.† (source)
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Bone deformations, particularly those caused by necrosis of the skull, were common; and the worn state of the teeth of many skulls showed that these belonged to old and enfeebled animals.† (source)
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Karen Karstedt did not indulge in self-deception about even the final stages of her illness; she knew only too well how things stood and what the necrosis in her fingertips meant.† (source)
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Less chance of necrosis ... "What now?" she asked.† (source)
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