The epithelial cells lining the intestine play a crucial role in nutrient absorption.

After the surgery, the doctor monitored epithelialization closely to ensure the wound healed properly.

After the skin graft, the wound began to epithelialize from the edges inward, reducing the risk of infection.

The cells were arranged epithelially, forming a protective barrier.

After a week, the wound epithelializes and the scab gradually falls away.

After the graft took, the wound epithelialized quickly, reducing the risk of infection.

The surgeon noted the graft was epithelializing faster than expected, reducing the risk of infection.

Histologists observed accelerated epithelializations at the edges of the healing wounds.

The biopsy revealed epithelial dysplasia, a condition that reflects the sum of various disturbances of epithelial proliferation and differentiation as seen microscopically.

During corneal repair, clinicians observed that the epithelial plug had reformed over the lesion, restoring the eye's protective surface.