vascularisation

tumor vascularisation is a critical process that enables cancer growth and metastasis.

abnormal vascularisation in the retina can lead to vision loss and blindness.

researchers are developing drugs to inhibit pathological vascularisation in tumors.

corneal vascularisation often occurs as a complication after eye surgery.

the study examined vascularisation patterns in bone tissue during healing.

anti-angiogenic therapy aims to reduce tumor vascularisation and starve cancer cells.

diabetic patients frequently develop retinal vascularisation abnormalities.

the wound healing process requires proper vascularisation of the damaged tissue.

choroidal vascularisation plays a vital role in maintaining eye health.

excessive vascularisation in atherosclerotic plaques contributes to plaque instability.

tumor-induced vascularisation creates new pathways for cancer cell spread throughout the body.

understanding vascularisation mechanisms helps researchers develop more effective treatments.