Hybrid Human Teeth in Mice. Sharpe's team from the Dental Institute at Kingâs College combined human gum cells with the cells in mice responsible for growing teeth. They transplanted this combination of cells into the mice. The result was hybrid human/mouse teeth with roots. The ability to make a tooth replacement with roots would be a major step forward in dental surgery. Replacing missing or damaged teeth currently involves fixed or removable dental implants.
A vaginal cuff infection or hematoma could also increase the risk for vaginal cuff dehiscence. SYMPTOMS OF VAGINAL CUFF TEAR. Signs of vaginal cuff dehiscence include abdominal pain, pelvic pain, pressure, vaginal bleeding, and/or a watery discharge. Typically, medical treatment is needed immediately as a tear in the vaginal cuff can allow the bowels to move through the opening, creating a life-threatening situation.
The symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection are similar among affected women, however, they are not all specific. Some women may experience symptoms of yeast infection such as: Pain during sexual intercourse. Pain or burning with urination. Vaginal discharge (whitish-gray, thick, and a consistency similar to cottage cheese)