Resorbiertem

Resorbiertem is the dative singular form of the past participle resorbiert, derived from the verb resorbieren. In German, resorbieren denotes the process of resorption, which can describe the breakdown and uptake of material by cells or tissues. The term appears in medical, dental, and biological contexts.

In biology and medicine, resorption refers to the removal or dissolution of material from a tissue, such as bone or dental tissue. Bone resorption is carried out by osteoclasts and is a normal part of bone remodeling, but excessive resorption can contribute to conditions like osteoporosis. Dental resorption can affect tooth roots or surrounding structures and may be internal or external. Resorption is also used to describe the degradation of implanted biomaterials or scaffolds that are designed to be gradually replaced by natural tissue (resorbable materials).

As a grammar form, resorbiertem is the dative singular attributive adjective form of resorbiert. It is used with masculine and neuter nouns in the dative case, for example: dem resorbierten Knochen (the resorbed bone) or mit resorbiertem Material (with resorbed/absorbed material). The exact ending depends on the noun’s gender and case, as well as determiner usage.

In summary, resorbiertem is a grammatic form tied to the concept of resorption, a widespread term in medicine, dentistry, and tissue engineering for describing materials or tissues that have undergone resorption. See also resorbieren, resorption, and osteolysis.