adhesionskontakter
Adhesionskontakter, often translated as adhesion contacts or simply "adhesions" in a medical context, are fibrous bands that form between tissues and organs. They are a common consequence of the body's natural healing process, particularly after surgery, inflammation, or trauma. When tissues are injured, the body attempts to repair them by laying down collagen. In some cases, this repair process can lead to the formation of abnormal scar tissue that binds tissues together that are not normally connected.
These adhesions can range in severity from being thin and wispy to thick and dense. While many
The formation of adhesions is a complex biological process, and while unavoidable in many situations, certain