Avascular

The avascular membrane surrounding the brain is called the dura mater.

The avascular necrosis of the femoral head can lead to hip joint collapse.

An avascular necrosis can occur when there is a loss of blood supply to a bone, leading to tissue death.

The avascular tissue in plants relies on diffusion for the transport of nutrients.

The avascular sclera of the eye is composed of dense connective tissue.

The cartilage in the knee joint is an avascular tissue.

The inner part of the intervertebral disc is avascular due to its lack of blood supply.

Certain avascular tissues in the body, like the lens of the eye, cannot regenerate if damaged.

The avascular region of the central nervous system is composed of neurons and glial cells.

The avascular epiphyseal plate of long bones is responsible for bone growth during development.

Avascular tissue engineering involves creating new tissues that do not rely on a blood supply.

Avascular necrosis is a condition that affects the bones due to a lack of blood supply.

Avascular malformations are abnormal clusters of blood vessels that do not form correctly.

The avascular nature of tendons and ligaments makes them prone to injury.

Certain species of moss are avascular and lack a true root system.

Some plant roots are avascular and rely on diffusion for nutrient uptake.

The avascular zone in a tumor is a region that lacks blood vessels, making it difficult for drugs to penetrate.

The avascular retina is an area in the eye that is responsible for central vision.

Avascular grafts are used in surgical procedures to bypass blocked blood vessels.

The avascular cornea is kept moist by the tear film on its surface.

The outer layers of the skin are avascular, meaning they lack blood vessels.

Some plants are avascular and do not have the ability to transport water and nutrients through a circulatory system.

Avascular tumors may not cause symptoms until they grow large enough to put pressure on surrounding tissues.

The avascular cornea of the eye gets its nutrients from tears.

The avascular nature of cartilage makes it difficult to treat injuries to joints.

The avascular nature of the brain tissue makes it more vulnerable to injury from oxygen deprivation.

Insects have avascular tissues, which means that their organs are not perfused with blood vessels.

Injuries to the avascular meniscus often require surgery for repair.

Cartilage is an avascular tissue, and it gets its nutrients through diffusion.

Avascular thrombosis occurs when a blood clot forms in a blood vessel that has no collateral circulation.

Avascular necrosis is a medical condition in which bone tissue dies due to a lack of blood supply.

The avascular cornea of the eye receives oxygen from the surrounding fluids.

The avascular nature of tendons makes them less prone to inflammation.

Avascular tumors do not have a blood supply of their own and rely on the host tissue for nutrients.

The avascular zone around a tumor may make it difficult for chemotherapy drugs to reach the cancerous cells.

The avascular zone of the retina is responsible for the sharpest vision.

The avascular zone of the tooth pulp is relatively insensitive to pain.

The avascular necrosis of the femoral head causes severe hip pain.

The avascular cartilage in the knee joint takes a long time to heal after an injury.

The avascular tissues of the body are typically slow to heal after injury.

The avascular zone of the intervertebral disc is susceptible to degenerative changes.

The cornea is an avascular structure that receives its nutrients from tears and aqueous humor.

The avascular tissues of the nail plate do not require a direct blood supply.

The avascular grafted tissue may be rejected due to lack of blood supply.

Avascular plants like mosses and liverworts obtain nutrients and water directly from the environment.

Avascular tissue engineering has shown promising results in developing organoids for transplantation.

The avascular retina relies on the choroidal blood supply for oxygen and nutrients.

The avascular necrosis of the bone occurs when blood supply to the bone is interrupted.

The avascular areas of the brain, such as the white matter, are vulnerable to ischemic injury.

Cartilage is an avascular tissue that is nourished by diffusion of nutrients from surrounding tissues.