it takes between 6 and 12 days for an embryo to implant.
how many days does it take an embryo to implant?
between 6 and 12 days
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implant-induced coagulation is similar to the coagulation process done within the body to prevent blood loss from damaged blood vessels. however, the coagulation process is triggered from proteins that become attached to the implant surface and lose their shapes. when this occurs, the protein changes conformation and different activation sites become exposed, which may trigger an immune system response where the body attempts to attack the implant to remove the foreign material. the trigger of the immune system response can be accompanied by inflammation. the immune system response may lead to chronic inflammation where the implant is rejected and has to be removed from the body. the immune system may encapsulate the implant as an attempt to remove the foreign material from the site of the tissue by encapsulating the implant in fibrinogen and platelets. the encapsulation of the implant can lead to further complications, since the thick layers of fibrous encapsulation may prevent the implant from performing the desired functions. bacteria may attack the fibrous encapsulation and become embedded into the fibers. since the layers of fibers are thick, antibiotics may not be able to reach the bacteria and the bacteria may grow and infect the surrounding tissue. in order to remove the bacteria, the implant would have to be removed. lastly, the immune system may accept the presence of the implant and repair and remodel the surrounding tissue. similar responses occur when the body initiates an allergic foreign body response. in the case of an allergic foreign body response, the implant would have to be removed.
implant (medicine)