by extravasation into subcutaneous tissue during intravenous administration(passive) caused bytissue necrosis
by ischemia due to vascular occlusion(passive) is caused bytissue necrosis
the subcutaneous tissue and fascia characterized by vascular thrombosisleadsto tissue necrosis
however , following a stroke has two causes : 1 ) ischemic injury and 2 ) reperfusion injuryResultingtissue necrosis
when non pressure related disruption or blockage of the arterial blood flow to an areacausestissue necrosis
extravasation into subcutaneous tissue during infusioncan causetissue necrosis
tissue ischemiamay leadto tissue necrosis
an intense inflammatory response in the blood vessels and surrounding cellsresultsin tissue necrosis
by local vascular occlusion(passive) caused bytissue necrosis
The toxic effect on the cellscausestissue necrosis
by inflammation or injury(passive) caused bytissue necrosis
Extravasation at site of intravenous administrationmay leadto tissue necrosis
excessive tissue - pinching pressurecould causenecrosis of the tissue
the tissue ... a temperaturedoes ... causetissue necrosis
the blood and tissuescausingtissue necrosis
the myocardial tissuecausingtissue necrosis
by prolonged pressure on them(passive) caused bynecrosis of tissue
Microcirculation disturbance cause ischemic cell injury , development of dystrophic disorders and in critical hypoxiacausedtissue necrosis
When focused ultrasound waves pass through a tissue it causes local rise of temperatureto causetissue necrosis
impaired arterial or venous blood supply due to mechanical factors ( e.g. , emboli , thrombi ) or to blood pressure alterations(passive) caused bytissue necrosis
Later in the course of injury there is also a loss of blood supplycausingtissue necrosis
Exposure to severe coldmay leadto tissue necrosis
by inadequate tissue perfusion and/or oxygenation(passive) caused byTissue necrosis
It may be severe enough that thrombosis and vascular compromise occurcausingtissue necrosis
Extravasation of the injectionmay causetissue necrosis
vascular obstructioncausingtissue necrosis
insufficient oxygen and nutrients ... the tissuemay leadto tissue necrosis
to target tissueto causetissue necrosis
by intramuscular drug injection(passive) caused byTissue necrosis
ischemic cell injury , development of dystrophic disorders andcausedtissue necrosis
a vascular occlusionleadingto tissue necrosis
Vascular occlusionleadingto tissue necrosis
a bite from a Brown Recluse Spidercausingtissue necrosis
excessive local heatingmay causetissue necrosis
Lack of oxygen supply ( ischemiacausestissue necrosis
insufficient coronary blood flowcausingnecrosis of tissue
paincausingpain
from insufficient blood supplyresultingfrom insufficient blood supply
from the removal of lymph nodesresultsfrom the removal of lymph nodes
in gangrenemay resultin gangrene
from aggressive infiltration of blood vessels and subsequent formation of blood clotsresultsfrom aggressive infiltration of blood vessels and subsequent formation of blood clots
insufficient blood flow to the tissues and causes them to die resulting to further complicationscausesinsufficient blood flow to the tissues and causes them to die resulting to further complications
to inflammation and cellular destructionleadsto inflammation and cellular destruction
in infection , shock , and deathresultingin infection , shock , and death
in amputation and deathmay resultin amputation and death
to reduction in volume of tissueleadsto reduction in volume of tissue
to skin ulceration and other complicationsmay leadto skin ulceration and other complications
from the expansion pressure on the surrounding bonewould ... resultfrom the expansion pressure on the surrounding bone
to gangrene or deathleadingto gangrene or death
in abscess formationresultsin abscess formation
edema and ischemia resulting in metabolic acidosis , fever , and kidney failurethen causesedema and ischemia resulting in metabolic acidosis , fever , and kidney failure
to the formation of an ulcerleadingto the formation of an ulcer
to deathcan leadto death
to deathledto death
to deathleadto death
to organ failure and deathleadingto organ failure and death
Pain(passive) is caused byPain
from inflammationresultingfrom inflammation
to gangrene which further need to amputationleadsto gangrene which further need to amputation
in the continuous release of inflammatory factors into the bodyresultsin the continuous release of inflammatory factors into the body
the healing complications(passive) were causedthe healing complications
from cavitation activity , which causes tissue and cellular disorganizationalso resultsfrom cavitation activity , which causes tissue and cellular disorganization
by that infectionsetby that infection
damage(passive) caused bydamage
to loss of limbscan leadto loss of limbs
to clinical complicationscan leadto clinical complications
edema and ischemia resulting in metabolic acidosis , fever , and renal failure.[3then causesedema and ischemia resulting in metabolic acidosis , fever , and renal failure.[3
from reduction or loss of blood supplyresultingfrom reduction or loss of blood supply
a systemic inflammatory response syndromecausinga systemic inflammatory response syndrome
insufficient blood flow to the tissuescausesinsufficient blood flow to the tissues
from ischemiaresultingfrom ischemia
edema and ischemia resulting in metabolic acidosis , fever , and kidney failure.[4then causesedema and ischemia resulting in metabolic acidosis , fever , and kidney failure.[4