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Creeping ulcer
An ulcer that gradually grows and expands, featuring a distinctive wavy or snake-like border. It is also known as a serpiginous ulcer.
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Chrome ulcer
An ulcer caused by exposure to chrome salts, commonly occurring in individuals who handle these substances. It is also referred to as a tanner’s ulcer.
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Callous ulcer
An ulcer that shows a minimal inclination towards healing, commonly found on the legs of middle-aged women, typically results from poor blood circulation and frequently from inadequate hygiene. It is also known as an indolent ulcer.
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Atonic ulcer
An ulcer that does not show any tendency to heal.
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Atheromatous ulcer
An arterial ulcer caused by the disintegration of an atheromatous plaque in the artery’s lining.
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Ula
The soft tissue that covers the part of the jaw where teeth are anchored, also known as the gingiva.
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Tyrotoxin
A toxin that closely mimics curare, resulting from bacterial contamination in cheese or other dairy products.
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Tyrotoxicon
A highly toxic ptomaine that can be found in spoiled milk, cheese, and ice cream. It causes severe symptoms, including extreme exhaustion and can sometimes be fatal.
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Tyremesis
The act of vomiting cheesy-like substances, which is commonly seen in breastfeeding infants.
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Tyrannism
Pathological brutality, with sadism being one manifestation of it.
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