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Liquefactive necrosis
Necrosis in which the tissues undergo liquefaction. This is also referred to as colliquative necrosis.
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Diphtheritic necrosis
The necrosis of a mucous membrane is marked by the development of a resilient, leather-like membrane consisting of coagulated cells and fibrin.
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Caseation necrosis
The necrosis observed in tuberculosis, characterized by the creation of a substance resembling cheese.
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Necrophobia
An excessive and irrational fear of deceased bodies or the concept of death.
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Necrobiosis lipoidica diabetica
A skin condition predominantly found in diabetic women, marked by numerous yellow to red patches or plaques.
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Infectious myxomatosis
A contagious viral disease in rabbits that leads to widespread tumors similar to myxomas.
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Myringoscope
A tool used to inspect the inner ear, also known as an auriscope.
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Myotonia atrophica
A hereditary condition typically starting between the ages of 30 and 50. It is marked by unique muscle atrophy that is distinct from other diseases, primarily impacting the face, neck, trunk, and limbs. Along with this muscle loss, there’s a distinct challenge in relaxing the muscles after exertion. Also known as dystrophia myotonica.
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Myotonia acquisita
Muscle contraction occurring following trauma or illness.
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Myotenotomy
A surgical cut made into muscles or tendons.
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