Category: L

The organs where lymphocytes develop and congregate: bone marrow, thymus, lymph nodes, spleen, and other lymphoid tissues. The spleen, lymph nodes, thymus, Peyer’s patches, and tonsils, where more than 98% of T lymphocytes are found.  

A sexually transmitted disease that affects the lymph nodes is a disease that is endemic in the southern United States. Caused by a filterable virus and is characterized by ulcerative lesions on the genitalia, spreading to the lymph channels and lymph nodes and becoming systemic is self-limiting. Tetracycline is used to treat the disease.  

Chronic edema of the extremities as a result of an accumulation of fluid because of an obstruction or severance of the lymph nodes.  

A three-dimensional network of reticular fibers and cells, the meshes of which are occupied in varying degrees of density by lymphocytes; there are nodular, diffuse, and loose.  

Lymph nodes.  

A generalized, persistent enlargement of the lymph nodes, sometimes accompanied with a mild fever and weight loss is associated with HIV infection is also known as generalized lymphadenopathy syndrome.  

The delusion of being a wolf. A very rare symptom of mental disorder in which an individual believes that he can change into a wolf. A mania in which one believes oneself to be a wild beast, especially a wolf. The act of transforming from a human to an animal. Lycanthropy comes from the Greek…

The last 14 days of the ovulatory cycle in which the corpus luteum is formed and the uterus is prepared to nourish a fertilized egg.  

A battery of neuropsychological tests that can detect impairments of different parts of the brain.