Mucosa

Polyps can develop in the mucosa of the uterus.

Smoking can damage the mucosa in the sinuses and increase the risk of infections.

Pneumonia can cause inflammation and damage to the mucosa in the lungs.

The esophageal mucosa secretes mucus to lubricate the passage of food.

The mucosa in the nose traps foreign particles and prevents them from entering the lungs.

The taste buds are located in the mucosa of the tongue.

The mucosa of the anal canal contains many blood vessels, which can lead to bleeding if they become damaged.

Smoking can damage the mucosa of the lungs and increase the risk of respiratory diseases.

The mucosa in the sinuses helps to filter and warm the air you breathe.

The mucosa lining the lungs can be damaged by smoking.

Changes in temperature and humidity can affect the health of the respiratory mucosa.

The doctor explained how acid reflux can damage the mucosa in the esophagus.

The respiratory mucosa filters and warms the air before it reaches the lungs.

The inflammation of the mucosa in the sinuses is a common symptom of sinusitis.

The dentist noticed some discoloration on the mucosa of the patient's tongue.

The mucosa of the eye is vulnerable to infections and inflammations.

The esophageal mucosa contains specialized cells that detect changes in acidity levels.

Cancer of the uterus can originate in the mucosa layer.

The mucosa in the sinuses is made up of epithelial cells and goblet cells.

The dentist recommended using a soft-bristled toothbrush to avoid damaging the mucosa of the gums.

The mucosa in the anal canal can become inflamed, causing pain and discomfort.

The doctor ordered an endoscopy to examine the esophageal mucosa.

The mucosa in the sinuses is rich in blood vessels and nerves.

The dentist examined the patient's oral mucosa for signs of inflammation.

The ulcer on the oral mucosa made it difficult for her to eat.

The fertilized egg implants in the mucosa of the uterus.

A colonoscopy can detect abnormalities in the mucosa of the anal canal.

Allergic reactions can cause swelling of the mucosa in the nose, leading to congestion.

The mucosa in the intestines helps absorb nutrients from food.

The mucosa in the sinuses can produce mucus to help flush out foreign particles.

A Pap smear is a test that checks for abnormal cells in the mucosa of the cervix.

The thickening of the mucosa is necessary for implantation of a fertilized egg.

A nasal spray can help to reduce inflammation of the mucosa in the sinuses.

The mucosa in the sinuses can become infected by bacteria or viruses.

Allergic reactions can cause swelling and inflammation of the nasal mucosa.

The mucosa of the esophagus is a barrier to prevent harmful substances from entering the body.

The mucosa of the bladder is a target for gene therapy for bladder diseases.

The mucosa of the bladder can become inflamed due to autoimmune diseases.

A foreign object in the eye can cause irritation and damage to the mucosa.

The esophageal mucosa has a layer of protective cells to prevent damage from stomach acid.

The mucosa of the bladder allows it to expand as it fills with urine.

Certain infections can cause swelling and irritation in the mucosa of the anal canal.

The infection spread rapidly through the mucosa of the throat.

The mucosa of the eye is one of the body's first lines of defense against pathogens.

Tears help to protect and lubricate the mucosa of the eye.

The mucosa of the oral cavity can become dry and uncomfortable if you are dehydrated.

A respiratory infection can cause inflammation of the mucosa in your nasal passages, leading to congestion and difficulty breathing.

The doctor examined the patient's cervical mucosa for any abnormalities.

A biopsy can be taken from the mucosa of the anal canal to test for cancer cells.

A biopsy was performed to determine if there were any abnormal cells in the mucosa.