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subcutaneous
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subcutaneous
Med situated, used, or introduced beneath the skin


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PEH occurs in sites throughout the body (1-11) In most cases, it arises in the veins of the dermis and subcutis in the head and neck and the extremities.
Extravascular papillary endothelial hyperplasia of the larynx: a case ... by Inanli, Selcuk / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
A European hedgehog was brought for treatment with nonsuppurative masses in the subcutis of the ventral cervical region (15).
Hedgehog zoonoses by Chomel, Bruno B. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
In rare cases, AAT deficiency can result in necrotizing panniculitis (a skin disease resulting from an inflammatory response with typical necrotic lesions in the subcutis and dermis, which can be extensive), for which there is little or no effective treatment (O'Riordan et al.
Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency is not a rare disease but a disease ... by de Serres, Frederick J. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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