lymphadenoid

lymphadenoid
lym·phad·e·noid

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  • lymphadenoid — Relating to, or resembling, or derived from a lymph node. [lymphadeno + G. eidos, resemblance] * * * lym·phad·e·noid (.)lim fad ən .ȯid adj resembling or having the properties of a lymph node * * * lym·phad·e·noid (lim fadґə noid)… …   Medical dictionary

  • lymphadenoid — (ˈ)lim|fadənˌȯid, |lim(p)fə|deˌnȯid adjective Etymology: New Latin lymphaden + English oid : resembling or having the properties of a lymph gland …   Useful english dictionary

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  • lymphadenoid tissue — tissue resembling that of the lymph nodes, found in the spleen, bone marrow, tonsils, and other organs …   Medical dictionary

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  • Hashimoto disease — a progressive type of autoimmune thyroiditis with lymphocytic infiltration of the gland and circulating antithyroid antibodies; patients have goiter and gradually develop hypothyroidism. It has a familial predisposition, usually affects women,… …   Medical dictionary

  • Deborah Doniach — Professor Deborah Doniach, MD, FRCP (born 6 April 1912, Geneva, Switzerland died 1 January 2004, London, England, UK) was a distinguished clinical immunologist and pioneer in the field of autoimmune diseases.[citation needed] Selected Published… …   Wikipedia

  • lymphadenoleukopoiesis — lym·phad·e·no·leu·ko·poi·e·sis (lim fad″ə no loo″ko poi eґsis) the production of leukocytes by the lymphadenoid tissue …   Medical dictionary

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