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desquamation 1-2 weeks after onset of illness, particularly on the palms and soles
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desensitization the reduction of sensitivity to a drug by administering a small amount and gradually increasing the dose.
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desiccator A glass jar, fitted with an airtight cover, containing some desiccating (drying) agent such as calcium chloride at the bottom.
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desquamation shedding or peeling of the outer layer of the skin.
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descending colon A portion of the colon located in the left part of the abdomen. The part colon extending from splenic flexure to the sigmoid colon.
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