phagedenic (Meaning)
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phagedenic (a.)
Alt. of PhagedenicAL
Synonyms & Antonyms of phagedenic
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phagedenic Sentence Examples
- The phagedenic ulcer extended rapidly, destroying surrounding tissue with alarming speed.
- The patient's leg bore a large and unsightly phagedenic wound that refused to heal.
- The doctor's efforts to control the phagedenic infection proved futile, as it continued to spread unchecked.
- The phagedenic nature of the wound made amputation the only viable treatment option.
- The untreated phagedenic sore had become so extensive that it threatened the patient's life.
- The wound's phagedenic progression was relentless, leaving behind a trail of necrotic flesh.
- The antibiotics failed to halt the phagedenic process, causing the wound to worsen by the day.
- The patient's physician was horrified by the extent of the phagedenic destruction of tissue.
- The phagedenic infection had completely devoured part of the patient's hand, leaving it useless.
- The phagedenic wound seemed to have a life of its own, spreading across the patient's body like wildfire.
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Alt. of PhagedenicAL
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The phagedenic ulcer extended rapidly, destroying surrounding tissue with alarming speed.
The patient's leg bore a large and unsightly phagedenic wound that refused to heal.
The doctor's efforts to control the phagedenic infection proved futile, as it continued to spread unchecked.
The phagedenic nature of the wound made amputation the only viable treatment option.
