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ATROPHIC
Atrophic changes: Refers to the degenerative changes in tissues or organs leading to a decrease in size or function.
Atrophic gastritis: Inflammation of the stomach lining resulting in thinning and reduced functionality of the gastric mucosa.
Atrophic rhinitis: Chronic inflammation and degeneration of the nasal mucous membrane causing a reduced sense of smell.
Atrophic scarring: Scar formation characterized by a loss of tissue, resulting in a depressed or sunken appearance.
Atrophic dermatosis: Skin condition marked by thinning, drying, and scaling of the skin layers.
Atrophic endometrium: Refers to the thinning of the endometrial lining in the uterus, often associated with hormonal changes.
Atrophic process: A series of degenerative changes leading to tissue or organ shrinkage and decreased function.
Atrophic neuron: A nerve cell showing degenerative changes and reduced size due to various pathological conditions.
Atrophic lesion: A localized area of tissue that has undergone degeneration and decreased in size.
Atrophic changes in bone: Degenerative alterations in bone tissue leading to reduced bone density and strength.
Atrophic muscle: Muscle tissue that has decreased in size and function due to disuse, injury, or disease.
Atrophic mucosa: Refers to the thinning and degeneration of the mucous membrane lining various organs such as the stomach or intestines.
Atrophic epithelium: The thinning and degeneration of the epithelial tissue covering organs or surfaces.
Atrophic phase: A stage in a disease or condition characterized by tissue degeneration and loss of function.
Atrophic ulcers: Chronic wounds or sores characterized by tissue breakdown and reduced healing capacity.
Atrophic changes in skin: Degenerative alterations in the skin layers leading to thinning, dryness, and increased susceptibility to injury.
Atrophic gastritis syndrome: A group of symptoms and signs associated with inflammation and thinning of the stomach lining.
Atrophic thyroiditis: Inflammation of the thyroid gland leading to reduced production of thyroid hormones and glandular atrophy.
Atrophic kidney: Refers to the shrinking and decreased function of the kidney due to various pathological processes.
Atrophic macular degeneration: A progressive eye condition affecting the central part of the retina leading to vision loss.
Atrophic pancreas: Refers to the degenerative changes and reduced function of the pancreatic tissue.
Atrophic cardiomyopathy: A type of heart muscle disease characterized by thinning and weakening of the cardiac muscle.
Atrophic tonsils: Refers to the shrinking and reduced functionality of the tonsil tissue due to chronic inflammation or other factors.
Atrophic glossitis: Inflammation and thinning of the tongue's mucous membrane, leading to changes in appearance and function.
Atrophic changes in joints: Degenerative alterations in joint tissues leading to cartilage loss, bone erosion, and reduced mobility.
Atrophic nephritis: Inflammation and degeneration of the renal tissue leading to kidney dysfunction.
Atrophic vaginitis: Inflammation and thinning of the vaginal walls due to hormonal changes or other factors.
Atrophic enteropathy: Refers to the degenerative changes in the intestinal lining leading to malabsorption and digestive issues.
Atrophic cirrhosis: A type of liver disease characterized by progressive scarring and loss of liver function.
Atrophic changes in neurons: Degenerative alterations in nerve cells leading to impaired function and communication.
Atrophic degeneration: Progressive deterioration and loss of tissue or organ function over time.
Atrophic lichen planus: A chronic inflammatory skin condition characterized by itchy, flat-topped, and purplish lesions.
Atrophic gastritis and ulcers: Inflammation and ulceration of the stomach lining leading to digestive problems.
Atrophic changes in muscles: Degenerative alterations in muscle tissue leading to weakness, wasting, and reduced function.
Atrophic retinal changes: Degenerative alterations in the retina leading to vision impairment and other eye problems.
Atrophic polyps: Small, benign growths characterized by tissue degeneration and reduced vascularity.
Atrophic mucositis: Inflammation and thinning of the mucous membranes lining various organs or cavities.
Atrophic granulosa cells: Cells in the ovarian follicles that undergo degenerative changes affecting reproductive function.
Atrophic osteoarthritis: A type of arthritis characterized by degeneration and loss of cartilage in the joints.
Atrophic fibrosis: Fibrous tissue formation accompanied by degeneration and loss of normal tissue architecture.
Atrophic interstitial nephritis: Inflammation and degeneration of the kidney's interstitial tissue leading to renal dysfunction.
Atrophic cardiopathy: Refers to cardiac conditions characterized by thinning and weakening of the heart muscle.
Atrophic esophagitis: Inflammation and thinning of the esophageal lining due to various factors such as acid reflux.
Atrophic chronic gastritis: Persistent inflammation and thinning of the stomach lining leading to digestive problems.
Atrophic tissue changes: Progressive degeneration and loss of tissue integrity leading to functional impairment.
Atrophic scar formation: The development of scars characterized by tissue degeneration and reduced elasticity.
Atrophic renal disease: Chronic kidney disease characterized by progressive degeneration and loss of renal function.
Atrophic neurodegeneration: Progressive degenerative changes affecting the nervous system and neural function.
Atrophic endometriosis: A form of endometriosis characterized by degenerative changes in endometrial tissue outside the uterus.
Atrophic retinitis pigmentosa: A genetic disorder leading to progressive degeneration of the retina and vision loss.