exudation

1 The pain of inflammation is attributable to the pressure upon the nerves of that product of the inflammation known as the exudation.

2 The exudation of a honey-like or saccharine fluid, as has frequently been attested, is not a function exclusively of the flowers in all plants.

3 The causes of inflammation are to be regarded as those which produce an increased porosity of the vessel wall without causing its death, for no exudation escapes from a dead vessel, its contents becoming clotted.

4 It is caused by the exudation of blood through the joint or its synovial cavity.

它可以分为两种类型:急性关节血肿和慢性关节血肿.

5 Kelp iodine largest iodide to promote the absorption of inflammatory exudation, and a certain degree of inhibition of cancer.

海带中含碘最多，碘化物能促进炎症渗出物的吸收，对癌症有一定的抑制作用。

6 Retinal neovascularization and its hemorrhage , exudation and proliferation are major pathologic process in many ocular diseases .

视网膜新生血管的生长及其所致的出血，渗出，增生等是多种致盲眼病的主要病理过程。

7 Others supposed it to be an emanation from the earth, while still others supposed it was an exudation from the stars.

8 Seen here is vasodilation with exudation that has led to an outpouring of fluid with fibrin into the alveolar Spaces, along with PMN's.

血管扩张渗出，伴有纤维蛋白的渗出液同嗜中性粒细胞一起渗出到肺泡腔。

9 The maintained pressure prevents any tendency to venous congestion or exudation and favors absorption of fibrous tissue, and exercise, which should be immediate, is now possible through the support furnished by the strapping.

10 Their viscid exudation is particularly ruinous to wool and clothing, but alcohol is a solvent for it, and will generally remove it.

11 Churrus, chur′us, n. the resinous exudation of Cannabis indica, which, in its milder preparations, known as bhang, &c., is used as a narcotic and intoxicant.

12 The swelling of an inflamed part is due to the presence of an increased quantity of blood, and lymph, and to the exudation.

13 The formation of the exudation now begins by the passage of white corpuscles through the apparently intact wall of the veins and capillaries, especially of the former.

14 A little bit exudation was observed in the surface of IOL in one case.

术后除1例人工晶体表面少量渗出外,其余前房反应极轻.

15 Scabs broke out on his skin from the bad water of Jharikhand and the irregularity of diet, and exudations ran down his body.

16 Conclusion US is of great value in diagnosing umbilical exudation in infant.

结论超声在诊断婴儿脐部渗液病因中具有重要价值.

17 The liquid portion of the exudation represents something more than the transuded blood-serum, and a certain practical importance results from the distinction drawn between an exudation and a transudation.

18 This humid "exudation of fine-grained stones in summer" would not sound abnormal if it were called condensation.

19 Of that, also, they could not be sure; for the twilight had increased more and more, and darkness seemed to ooze through the air like a palpable exudation from the gummy trees.

20 This pressure becomes all the greater the more abundant the exudation, or the greater the obstruction offered to its diffusion throughout the inflamed part.

1 渗出物

exudate transudate seep spew seepage extravasation extravasate

2 排出

emulgent ejective emission elimination evacuation ejection ejectment eliminate discharge expel eject transpire

3 流出

emanative emanant effluent effusive gushy exudative excurrent diffluent run issue flow stream running pour discharge flux outflow outpouring effusion efflux outpour outgo effluence flowage outrush put shed exude sluice debouch effuse disembogue well let sweat spill extrude disgorge

4 溢泌

exudative

5 分泌

secernent secretive secretory excretive secretion ooze excretion secrete excrete

6 渗出

weeping oozy seepage ooze exude transude exudative weep effusion transudation strain bleed diffuse seep distil spew distill exhale extravasate weepy discharge bleeding soakage perspire sweat sipe

7 浸出

extraction infusion infuse soak out