oedematous BrE
edematous AmE

This was almost certainly the severe oedematous form of the disease, and is the first known description of the infection.

During his years in China Manson did many such operations, removing tons of oedematous tissue.

In those susceptible erythematous and oedematous skin reactions developed by 24 hours after injection.

The pancreas appeared grossly swollen and enlarged with visible collections of oedematous fluid.

Oedematous eyes, eyelids, face or limbs.

The uvula can be oedematous.

Are also described: pale, oedematous, ill-tempered and with alterations of the cardiovascular system specially tachycardia.

According to those examinations there were 21 necrotising and 15 oedematous episodes of acute pancreatitis.

Aborted fetuses are oedematous and have increased pleural and peritoneal fluid.

In contrast, during the breeding season, fertile females develop oedematous brood patches, which are bare areas on their bellies.

The oedematous patients had similar lung function, smoking histories, and plasma protein concentrations to the patients without oedema.

Symptoms are often non-specific including, colitis, oedematous duodenitis, and fever with somnolence.

The eyes were mere puffed slits in the great oedematous ball and the tongue, blue and engorged, lolled from the mouth.

The wall of the colon becomes oedematous, congested and thickened with small haemorrhages at the sites of worm attachment (fig. 34).

Colonoscopy showed total colitis with superficial ulceration and oedematous polypoid mucosa extending into the terminal ileum.

At laparotomy, however, she was found to have an area of oedematous, necrotic, haemorrhagic pancreas adjacent to the second part of the duodenum.

Marinescu's hand, a cold blue oedematous hand with lividity of the skin seen in neurological lesions such as syringomyelia.

In the management of acute pancreatitis it is important to distinguish between interstitial oedematous pancreatitis and necrotising pancreatitis.

Nasal mucosa, particularly in the region of middle meatus becomes oedematous due to collection of extracellular fluid causing polypoidal change.

As oedematous patients with bronchitis tend to be hypercapnic, we have studied the relation between alcohol consumption and peripheral oedema in patients with bronchitis.

The cumbersome skins, hacked from two of the oedematous fruits of the forest, crudely pierced with holes for their legs and arms, prevented them from lying flat.

Oedematous dermal papillae are typically seen with increased vascularity and a mixed inflammatory infiltrate including lymphocytes, plasma cells and neutrophils.

There was weariness and pallor in his face that morning, and his eyelids were oedematous and drawn down at the corners, like those of a man suffering with Bright's disease.

I could feel the l ;] potato quite distinctly from the outside, half-way down the oesophagus but all around was an oedematous mass extending up and down the left side of the neck.

The affected part is edematous, soft, putrid, rotten and dark.

Compression aims to reduce the edematous swelling that results from the inflammatory process.

The history, diagnosis, and treatment of edematous laryngitis, (1850).

Its presence in plasma is used to differentiate between hemorrhagic and edematous pancreatitis.

In hot weather, ankle becomes hot, edematous, swollen and painful.

Eventually, the epithelium also becomes edematous, resulting in more severe visual impairment.

The condition may cause edematous and flushed nipples.

Usually, it is present at birth as a flat, reddish-purple, tense and edematous lesion.

When prolapsed tissues are edematous and necrotic, amputation is performed.

The prolapsed, inflamed and edematous rectal tissue may even show visible worms.

Tender points are small, discrete, edematous areas on the body that elicit pain when palpated by the physician.

The lower extremities may be edematous.

After surgery, patients may experience micropsia as a result of larger photoreceptor separation by edematous fluid.

In case of obstruction, the gall bladder is usually enlarged and edematous with thickening of the wall.

In cats pythioisis is almost always confined to the skin as hairless and edematous lesions.

"Why is she so edematous?"

The organism produces diffuse, bloody, edematous, and exudative enteritis.

The superficial layer of the lamina propria loses density as it becomes more edematous.

However, chest wall compliance may also be low - in patients who are edematous, have had massive fluid resuscitation or have abdominal hypertension.

I drew up a chair and held what I could of her hand, which was cold and bony and edematous with fluid.

What with our edematous pride, jingoistic joy and patriotic pleasure we seemingly celebrate stars and stripes forever.

If this fails, the tight edematous band of tissue can be relieved surgically with a dorsal slit or circumcision.

Invasion of the local lymphatic ducts impairs drainage and causes edematous swelling of the breast.

Because of the edematous condition, "poxless" rabbitpox may be confused with myxomatosis.

Skin lesions are edematous, urticarialike annular papules and plaques.