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  acidose, cétose acidosis  Details for acidosis
a pathologic disturbance of the acid-base balance of the body characterized by an excess of acid or inadequate base. Causes include acid ingestion, increased acid production such as that seen in diabetes or starvation, or loss of base through the kidneys or intestine.
 
  acier steel  Details for steel
 
  acier au carbone steel, carbon-  Details for steel, carbon-
 
  acier coulé steel, cast  Details for steel, cast
 
  acier inoxydable steel, stainless  Details for steel, stainless
a steel that contains a minimum of 12% chromium and approximately 0.5% carbon to resist corrosion.
 
  acineux acinous  Details for acinous
 
  acinus (p. acini) acinus (pl. acini)  Details for acinus (pl. acini)
saclike cavity present in a gland or the lungs.
 
  Ackerman (syndrome d') syndrome, Ackerman's  Details for syndrome, Ackerman's
 
  acmé acme  Details for acme
(the peak, zenith, prime) denotes the best of something
 
  acné acne  Details for acne
an inflammatory, papulopustular skin eruption occurring most often in or near the sebaceous glands on the face, neck, shoulders, and upper back.
 
  acné rosacée, couperose acne rosacea  Details for acne rosacea
a condition of the facial skin typically indicated by blushing, swelling, and the appearance of broken blood vessels in a "spider web" pattern.
 
  acnéiforme acneiform  Details for acneiform
 
  aconit aconite  Details for aconite
 
  aconitine aconitine  Details for aconitine
 
  acouphène tinnitis, tinnitus, tinnitus aurium  Details for tinnitis, tinnitus, tinnitus aurium
noises or unpleasant sounds in the ears, such as ringing, buzzing, roaring, or clicking; usually high pitched. Heard by many persons with auditory impairment. Clicking tinnitus may be heard by others.
 
  acquis acquired  Details for acquired
 
  acriflavine acriflavin  Details for acriflavin
 
  acrinie acrinia  Details for acrinia
 
  acrocéphalie acrocephaly  Details for acrocephaly
 
  acrocyanose acrocyanosis  Details for acrocyanosis
bluish discoloration of the peripheries ie. fingers, toes, ears and nose, of unknown cause but current thinking is vasopspasms; usually benign but may be related to a connective tissue disorder or diseases assoiciated with central cyanosis
 
 
 
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