conglutination

Examples

• All

• In the case of minor fractures, conglutination may occur without surgical intervention.

• Successful conglutination is essential to proper bone healing.

• The process of conglutination is vital for healing.

• Can you explain conglutination in simpler terms?

• In minor fractures, the natural process of conglutination allows for healing without surgery.

• The doctor ensured that proper conglutination took place to facilitate the patient's bone recovery.

• After treatment, the patient experienced effective conglutination at the wound site over the next few days.

Synonyms

U

union

vsconglutination

157 2.7

A joining of people or things to form one

is focused on bone or wound edges fusing during the healing process

A

approximation

vsconglutination

• Specialized

1 7.8

Bringing the edges of a wound together so they can heal

is the natural process of edges growing and uniting without surgical positioning

C

concrescence

vsconglutination

• Specialized

9.9

A growing together of separate parts into one whole

is specifically about edges of breaks or wounds growing and healing together

C

cicatrization

vsconglutination

• Specialized

9.9

The healing of a wound that leaves a scar

is about edges growing together rather than formation of scar tissue

C

coaptation

vsconglutination

• Specialized

9.9

Bringing body parts together so they can heal after an injury or surgery

describes the biological growth of wound or bone edges joining themselves

Antonyms

S

separation

89 2.6

The process of moving apart or staying apart

How Joined

adhesion

• Specialized

6 7.5

union

157 2.7

conglutination

• Specialized

9.9

approximation

• Specialized

1 7.8

separation

89 2.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology