Examples of 'osteoid' in a sentence
Meaning of "osteoid"
osteoid (noun) - A term used in medical contexts to refer to a tissue resembling bone but not as hard, often found in the healing of fractures
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- Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of bone; bonelike
- An organic matrix of protein and polysaccharides, secreted by osteoblasts, that becomes bone after mineralization
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Osteoid osteoma is a rare cause of elbow pain.
Tumor cells are included in the osteoid matrix.
The osteoid is later mineralized.
Osteoblasts actively synthesizing osteoid containing two osteocytes.
Osteoid osteoma can be considered as a benign tumor secreting osteocalcin.
The pathological features of osteoblastoma are similar to osteoid osteoma.
Osteoid matrix and bony trabeculae formation were quite evident.
There is a reduction in the osteoid formation.
This matrix is osteoid and the cells that created it are osteoblasts.
Much less common than the osteoid osteoma.
The main symptom of osteoid osteoma is the associated bone pain.
Osteoblasts are also responsible for mineralization of the osteoid matrix.
Resection of osteoid osteoma.
New osteoid and bone laid down by osteoblasts were quite evident.
Mechanism of pain in osteoid osteomas.
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Osteoblastoma replaces normal hard bone tissue with a weaker form called osteoid.
A narrow fibrous border or osteoid separated the bone from the implant.
These symptoms easily differentiate them from osteoid osteomas.
The signals that direct osteoid mineralization have not yet been identified.
A few other conditions are also associated with osteoid osteoma.
The presence of refractile osteoid material is evident but no large lipid vacuoles.
This factor can favor the synthesis of osteoid matrix.
Bone biopsies show increased osteoid seams but with reduced hydroxyapatite deposition.
A bone disease related to the failure of the osteoid to calcify.
Osteoblasts origin form osteoid tissues and they lay down collagen fibers.
Osteoblasts secrete and also facilitate the mineralization of osteoid matrix.
The authors described a rare case of osteoid osteoma at the distal end of the clavicle.
It is these cells which were subsequently responsible for synthesizing osteoid matrix.
The osteoid then spontaneously mineralizes with calcium phosphate to reform the hard bone.
This may include mineralized cartilage as well as mineralized osteoid matrix.
No suture disruption or overgrowth of osteoid has been observed histologically Fig.
Bone forming cells called osteoblasts then fill the cavities with an organic matrix called osteoid.
The role of MRI in the evaluation of osteoid osteoma is controversial.
Osteoid osteomas are small, benign bone tumors.
Some of the osteoblasts become incorporated within the osteoid to become osteocytes.
In order to assess osteoid formation and mineralization, the osteoblasts were counted.
Other potential causes include spinal tumors such as Osteoid Osteoma.
Clinically it is similar to an osteoid osteoma, with pain is relieved by salicilates.
Finally, some imaging methods can be utilized in the investigation of osteoid osteomas.
Osteoblastoma is an uncommon osteoid tissue-forming primary neoplasm of the bone.
When osteoblasts come together, they secrete a flexible material called osteoid.
These osteoid tissues are then mineralized, primarily by calcium and phosphorus.
Microscopically, the nidus consists of osteoid tissue, with vascular stroma surrounded by dense bone.
Osteoid is an unmineralized bone matrix comprising type 1 collagen, chondroitin sulfate and osteocalcin.
Further, significantly increased osteoid and decreased mineralized área were observed in the metaphysis.
Osteoid osteoma can be classified into three types as follows, cortical, medullary and subperiosteal.
And her discomfort gets worse at night, which is a classic symptom of a benign osteoid osteoma.
In long bones, osteoid osteomas are usually located in the diaphysis or in the metaphysis.
In osteosarcomas, presumably, they have resulted from the tumor osteoid matrix calcification ossification.
Among imaging studies, osteoid osteoma presents in radiographs as a radiolucent image with central calcification.
