| It's called heterotopic ossification, when a bone grows outside the skeleton. |
| Sixty to seventy per cent of those injuries exhibited heterotopic ossification: the wounds had bone growing in the soft tissue, where it didn't belong. |
| This is especially relevant in pregnancy following assisted reproductive technology, which is associated with a considerable risk of heterotopic pregnancy. |
| He performed many of the earliest liver transplants, including the first heterotopic liver transplant, and used this experience to conduct other pioneering work in liver surgery. |
| This lesion has been given several names, including cystic choristoma, heterotopic gastrointestinal cyst, enterocystoma, and duplication cyst. |
| In the interest of rapid recovery and the prevention of postoperative heterotopic bone formation, the blood supply to the tissues must be preserved. |
