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Scrubs (2001) - S06E09 Drama
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has caused scar tissue to form.
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Scrubs (2001) - S09E07 Drama
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Since then, some scar tissue has formed,
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Emerald City (2017) - S01E04 Fantasy
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- Before scar tissue forms. - Please, stop.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997) - S03E22 Drama
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Scar tissue.
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Legion (2017) - S02E10 Chapter 18
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The scar tissue.
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iZombie (2015) - S01E06 Crime
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Arteries weren't blocked. No scar tissue around the heart.
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Alien: Resurrection (1997)
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Look at the scar tissue.
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Jack Ryan (2017) - S01E02 French Connection
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Some inflammation of the scar tissue around your thecal sac,
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Twin Peaks (1992) - S02E17
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It's like the dissolving of scar tissue around a wound.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S09E04 Romance
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Any scar tissue or contractures?
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Masters of Sex (2013) - S01E01 Thriller
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Scar tissue on the anterior wall.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S19E16 Gunpowder and Lead
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The body forms scar tissue around the bullets, preventing lead from getting into the blood and the spinal fluid.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S05E22 What a Difference a Day Makes
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It could be scar tissue,okay?
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Dollhouse (2009) - S02E11 Getting Closer
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Half his brain tissue was scarred.
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Dollhouse (2009) - S02E11 Getting Closer
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Half his brain tissue was scarred.
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House (2004) - S01E09 Mystery
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Background noise. Static. - Scar tissue? Inflammation?