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oedema
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oedema, edema
Pathol an excessive accumulation of serous fluid in the intercellular spaces of tissue


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This may develop from a slight oedematous change to a worst case scenario, where, the brain itself begins to herniate down to the brain stem at the top of the spinal column.
Brain Injury Swelling and Cognitive Therapy by N Glover / Health care industry community
On intubation the vocal cords were noted to be extremely swollen and oedematous and he was noted to have pulmonary oedema.
A case of near fatal laryngospasm by Paratz, Jennifer D.; Thomas, Peter J. / Australian Journal of Physiotherapy
difficile colitis is well recognised as multiple green-yellow plaques and 'pseudo-membranes' covering an oedematous colonic mucosa (Figure 9) [34-36].
Gastrointestinal imaging in HIV by Neumann, H.; Fry, L.C.; Wilcox, C.M.; Monkemuller, K. / Journal of HIV Therapy
 
 
 
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