sphacele (Meaning)
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sphacele (n)
a dicotyledonous genus of the family Labiatae
Synonyms & Antonyms of sphacele
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
sphacele Sentence Examples
- The patient's sphacele, a condition of extreme gangrene, required immediate amputation.
- The infection had progressed to such an advanced stage that the affected tissue had turned into a sphacele.
- The wound's fetid odor indicated the presence of a sphacele that needed prompt medical attention.
- The sphacele was so extensive that it had destroyed the entire foot, leaving only a blackened stump.
- The surgeon meticulously removed the sphacele from the patient's leg, preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.
- The sphacele, which had spread rapidly, threatened to compromise the patient's overall health.
- The sphacele was indicative of a severe vascular obstruction that required urgent surgical intervention.
- The sphacele had progressed to a point where it had caused tissue loss and severe pain in the patient's arm.
- The physician prescribed antibiotics and antifungal cream to combat the infection underlying the sphacele.
- The sphacele was a warning sign of the patient's deteriorating condition and the need for intensive medical care.
FAQs About the word sphacele
a dicotyledonous genus of the family Labiatae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The patient's sphacele, a condition of extreme gangrene, required immediate amputation.
The infection had progressed to such an advanced stage that the affected tissue had turned into a sphacele.
The wound's fetid odor indicated the presence of a sphacele that needed prompt medical attention.
The sphacele was so extensive that it had destroyed the entire foot, leaving only a blackened stump.
