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cicatrization or
cicatrisation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cicatrization, also
spelled cicatrisation (from
Latin cicatrix,
meaning "scar")...
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progression of conjunctivitis. For example, in
chronic inflammatory cicatrizing conjunctivitis,
active oxylipins, lysophospholipids,
fatty acids, and...
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spiritual significance." Scarification,
which is also
known as
cicatrization in
European works, is
sometimes included within the
category of tattooing...
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Atelectasis is the
partial collapse or
closure of a lung
resulting in
reduced or
absence in gas exchange. It is
usually unilateral,
affecting part or all...
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timed intervals, like irritation).
Scarification is
sometimes called cicatrization.
Scarification has been
traditionally practiced by
darker skinned cultures...
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patients into
three groups based largely on the
presence and
extent of
cicatrization and sinuses. It has been used as a
basis for
clinical trials in the...
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Other causes of
ptosis include eyelid neoplasms,
neurofibromas or
cicatrization after inflammation or surgery. Mild
ptosis may
occur with aging. A drooping...
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marks of the
bowstring on my arms. I will, however,
cover both my
cicatrized arms with bangles.
Wearing brilliant rings on my ears and conch-bangles...
- p****ed
beneath it at some point.
Chemical burn
Marginal corneal ulcer Cicatrizing conjunctivitis Trauma Surgery Pseudopterygium can be
removed by surgical...
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stated that he must open it,
because if [the wound]
would externally cicatrize in the next 24 hours,
covering also the long-stemmed lint,
although the...
