desquamative (Meaning)
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desquamative (a.)
Alt. of Desquamatory
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desquamative Sentence Examples
- The dermatologist diagnosed the patient with desquamative dermatitis, characterized by skin flaking and irritation.
- Desquamative glomerulonephritis is a rare kidney disorder causing inflammation and shedding of the glomerular cells.
- Treatment for desquamative gingivitis often involves oral hygiene measures and topical medications.
- The desquamative process in the lungs is a crucial aspect of respiratory health, aiding in the removal of dead cells and debris.
- Desquamative interstitial pneumonia is a form of lung disease marked by inflammation and shedding of lung tissue.
- The pathologist identified desquamative lesions in the biopsy samples, indicating a potential skin disorder.
- Desquamative otitis media involves the shedding of epithelial cells within the middle ear, often leading to infection and hearing loss.
- Desquamative vaginitis is a condition characterized by inflammation and shedding of vaginal epithelial cells.
- The desquamative rash on her arms was a symptom of an allergic reaction to a medication.
- Desquamative esophagitis is a rare condition involving shedding of the esophageal lining, leading to discomfort and difficulty swallowing.
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Alt. of Desquamatory
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The dermatologist diagnosed the patient with desquamative dermatitis, characterized by skin flaking and irritation.
Desquamative glomerulonephritis is a rare kidney disorder causing inflammation and shedding of the glomerular cells.
Treatment for desquamative gingivitis often involves oral hygiene measures and topical medications.
The desquamative process in the lungs is a crucial aspect of respiratory health, aiding in the removal of dead cells and debris.
