engraffment (Meaning)
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engraffment (n.)
See Ingraftment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of engraffment
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engraffment Sentence Examples
- The engraffment of new skin grafts onto a burn victim's wounds was a delicate and time-consuming process.
- The scientists were studying the engraffment of genetically modified cells into a living organism.
- The engraffment of a new heart valve into the patient's body was a complex and risky procedure.
- The surgeon carefully placed the bone graft onto the patient's jawbone, ensuring proper engraffment.
- The engraffment of the stem cells into the patient's bone marrow was a promising treatment for leukemia.
- The engraffment of the gene-edited T cells into the patient's immune system was an experimental treatment for cancer.
- The researchers were studying the engraffment of transplanted organs in animal models before moving on to human trials.
- The engraffment of the new blood vessels into the patient's heart tissue was necessary to restore proper blood flow.
- The engraffment of the neuron grafts into the patient's spinal cord was an attempt to restore lost motor function.
- The engraffment of the probiotics into the patient's gut microbiome was intended to improve digestive health.
FAQs About the word engraffment
See Ingraftment.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The engraffment of new skin grafts onto a burn victim's wounds was a delicate and time-consuming process.
The scientists were studying the engraffment of genetically modified cells into a living organism.
The engraffment of a new heart valve into the patient's body was a complex and risky procedure.
The surgeon carefully placed the bone graft onto the patient's jawbone, ensuring proper engraffment.
