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adenitis
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adenitis [‚ad·ən′īd·əs]
(medicine)
Inflammation of a gland or lymph node.
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Dr Ian Willetts performed the surgery, and he told the coroner's court how he discovered during the operation that Paige had inflamed lymph nodes, called mesenteric adenitis, which indicated she had an infection.
Girl died during operation she did not need; Five-year-old had a rare ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
All the children I have seen with mesenteric adenitis, it goes away spontaneously like gastroenteritis.
Girl, 5, died in op she did not need; Heart illness missed by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
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