In 2012, McDonough had surgery to repair Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome ( SCDS ), which kept him from working for several months.
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At maturity, the dehiscence zone is effectively a non-lignified layer between two regions of lignified cells in the valve and the replum.
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Severe postoperative pain could be caused by dehiscence of the anastomosis or due to the fact that the anastomosis is too near to the linea dentata.
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Shattering occurs due to the combination of cell wall loosening in the dehiscence zone and the tensions established by the differential mechanical properties of the drying cells.
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This is still considered the fundamental division in the family, though opinion has varied on whether the defining character should be fruit dehiscence or paired flowers.
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Three structural components are involved in spore discharge in " Wynnea " species : the operculum, the suboperculum, and the zone of dehiscence.
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Wound dehiscence, the bursting of a surgical wound at the line of closure sutures, is a medical complication resulting from the poor healing of the wound.
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An early application was in the diagnosis of superior canal dehiscence a condition in which there can be clinical symptoms and signs of vestibular activation by loud sounds.
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Finally fascial dehiscence has been show to result in 9 25 % of patients that have undergone damage control surgery [ Finlay, 2004 Ekeh, 2006 ].
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The anthers touch on their upper end forming a ring, or they are completely free, dorsifixed, or basifixed with poricide dehiscence or through small longitudinal cracks.
